Process, system, method creating medical billing code letters, electronic superbill and communication

ABSTRACT

This invention is a method creating a machine readable language of medical billing codes from medical records by artificial intelligence and human intelligence both. The software related engine is achieved by converting difficult billing code numbers into and from easy code letters. Also, this software makes scheduling easier, with reappointments and sends letters by electronic means, messaging, voice over internet protocol and wireless connections using an unique implementation of other applications in combination with this novel medical software operation.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This non-provisional utility U.S. Patent Office application claimsbenefits of U.S. Patent Office Provisional application No. 61/363,622,filed date on Jul. 12, 2010, for the above named titled, the priority ofwhich is claimed, the entire contents of which are hereby incorporatedby reference thereof.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

This invention relates, generally, to implementation of a type ofmedical computer and machine related method program.

The methodology facilitates a flow of the information to maintainabsolute communication in two main ways:

1) Communication between clinical staff and business staff, includingtheir patients. 2) Communication between providers of healthcare.

The following is a tabulation of some prior art that presently appearsrelevant;

U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,566,365, 4,591,974 simply show renditions from handheld “superbill” implements. Sixteen other patents mention “superbill”implements without present invention's novelty, including U.S. Pat. No.5,519,607. Clearly patentability is further evidenced in plurality ofprior art. U.S. Pat. No. 5,915,241 prior art limitations include adesign with reference to relative value units RVU, an actuarialoperation opposed to an objective design as in present art to rule outfee outcomes, further this prior art is essentially a design foralternative (medical) practices, opposed to an standardized, acceptableAMA CPT codes. AMA CPT is essentially irrelevant to “alternative”practices and cannot precisely equate in terms of service code andcoding or billing code practice. U.S. Pat. No. 5,809,476 emphasis is inreference to a British system, and primarily on ICD, diagnosis coding,“generalized” terms which can be misread or equated to universalstandard information and without corresponding an ICD with CPTprocedure. Present art is equating to acceptable standardized terms anddescriptions. Aforesaid prior art limitations are foreclosed by“correcting” or “supplementing” the “original information”. Presentinvention equates to acceptable terms of AMA CPT or relative to codeddata base stored to make uniform billing code practices. U.S. Pat. No.5,325,293 limitations include change code in terms of “RUV”,reimbursement and actuarial billing codes. The said art uses “raw” orstandard “correlating CPT codes”, appears unlike U.S. Pat. Nos.5,915,241 and 5,809,476. This said art emphasis is on CPT, andforeclosed limitation on ICD codes. Any listed ICD are not an emphasison the particular sequence or order of priority. As stated, the firstICD diagnosis is given priority in billing code process and it can delayor cause inaccurate billing codes processed. U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,192,345;7,676,386; 7,650,291; 7,739,123; 7,613,610; 7,610,192; 7,520,419;7,233,938; 7,410,955; 6,915,254; 6,850,889; 6,820,093; 6,192,345;5,483,443; Prior art in latter cases mainly on “extraction”, actuarial,and evidence of other limitations stated.

Comprehensive computer implementations or other related applications mayshow the handling of electronic H.C.F.A submissions. Others may show away to hide, encode, encrypt or “privacy” design, security and otherfeatures. Whereas, this invention's art is providing a means forcompatibility providing such other computers, devices and machineimplementation thereof. As described herein this invention is to becomeessentially a tool or instrument, and it serves a function combined withexternal implementation related packages. Wherein other implementationsmight very well have implements designed for security, electroniccomponents to process heath care records and “privacy” and things. Thisinvention may rely upon others when serving roles external programsoffer, this invention becomes compatible to those programs, and itbecomes obviated not to need such other purported superior designs inthis invention's application. The idea of Skype®, for instance, asbecoming part of this implementation of this present invention wasdiscussed herein. The idea of Skype to implement what might be theirpurported technology to use their application out of their nativeimplementation method application as a part of another's applicationmethod or implementation related program (native or web based), byhighlighted phone numbers and their “Click To Call” is a belief ofinventor, and his present invention, to have been an implementationSkype had made ex post facto to present invention's art. Wherein, anapplication, as Skype's, may become utilized on other sites, e-mail andapplications like web sites, to have highlighted telephonic numbersSkype subsequently promoted as a feature of their application. Skype®started showing up on Yahoo! ® web sites and other e-mail applications.After this present invention's various documentation and developmentcontinued. Most recent history shows Facebook® as joined to add Skype ina manner purported by this inventive technology reported herein anddocumentation supporting present invention's as believed to have beenfirst to have a click (or touch) and say phone number to call the(patient) from the appointment book implementation described as a partof present invention's art. Although Skype owns a certain applicationabout their “call” and their “instant message” operation or system, thedescription as a specifications being part of this invention had beenbelieved to have been already documented, including U.S. CopyrightsOffice. Again, other voice-over-internet-provider and e-mail systems orproviders can be part of this inventive appointment book's design. Asstated in present inventions aforesaid referenced “Provisional”submitted work. Since, “claims”, according to inventor's reading of U.S.Patent instructions, generally are not to be actually stated as such in“Provisional” submitted material. Disclaimer(s), by contrast, have beensubmitted in invention's Provisional as to that technology. When suchtechnology is not a part of such implements becoming used out of anotherknown electronic or software, implementation and machine method relatedapplication. It is claimed in this inventions art, described in presentinventor's “Provisional” application, and it was stated in a disclaimerwith this specific reference as to what is now claimed versus what wasdisclaimed and in what way(s). Whereas, this was and it is nowarticulated in these documentations and others related to presentinvention art.

Prior art show a plurality of “extraction” methods, systems, schemes andprocesses using only artificial intelligence, machine readable to reviewmedical records to generate billing codes. This has become essentiallythe latest ways to present superior art to virtually solve some of therelated problems this present invention has solved in actually easierways. A problem is that machine or artificial intelligence cannot besuperior to human intelligence in this billing practice. These variableswill be shown distinguishing prior art from this present invention inmany superior ways.

Prior art demonstrates other limitations. The information of CurrentProcedural Terminology (C.P.T billing codes), InternationalClassification of Disease (I.C.D, diagnosis codes) and/or H.C.P.C.S(supply) codes is part-and-parcel set of information to the typicalbilling process. It is more than data information, since it requireshuman diagnosis. This data cannot be separated concerning the patient'sbilling code system. Accurate CPT is needed along there with accurateICD, and accurate matching thereby is significant. Likewise, the humanelement of medical diagnosis cannot be negated. The physician andparticular patient's treatment, that is, service render therewith theparticular primary diagnosis used to delivery said accuracy for the trueform of billing records. The machine and the other billers and codersare without first-hand knowledge.

Prior art negates either I.C.D in “extraction” or the “extraction” ofC.P.T medical records needed to effectuate this accuracy of this match.The proper primary diagnosis cannot be a factor determined by machine,coders and billers. Since, it is actually human intelligence thatprovides the needed statements as with reference to primary, secondary,tertiary, quandary diagnosis list, the sequential order, rankingoperation, or the hierarchy in this data set specification. Wheninformation becomes extracted, the sequential order is not produced onceleaving the treating provider's hands. A diagnosis may becomeinadvertently given a secondary when it should be a primary diagnosis,if stated, intentionally changed automatically by designed machines orother coders and billers.

Therefore, prior art limitations result when all these components arenot taken into account, left out of the logic or equation, including thecritical element of the human intelligence and human knowledge base.Prior art's data bases cannot reproduce this retroactively or otherwisebe predictive of this “face-to-face” human input part of the billingcode process.

Present art is designed to be non-transitory machine readable and humanintelligence is required. These components are all in presentinvention's art, CPT, ICD, HCPCS and other billing codes needed to beprecisely matched. Also, the present invention has a method to producean artificial intelligence with a machine and human stored readabledatabase. Present invention enables users to create code letters whichare utilized to equate with code numbers, which in turn equate with codedescriptions, which further becomes set in computer readable storage andenabling the this data to be extracted from in medical records in thisprocess. Extraction machines can readily be used to read code lettersentered by physician's artificial intelligence data base and (his orher) human knowledge base. Although, the novelty hereof this invention'ssuper biller is essentially the instrument as s method in this process,and extraction may be still become used by other implementations inprior art. To make prior art's limitations whole, where identified asdiscussed in the following prior art references reviewed. Virtualdiagnosis code selections are replaced by actual selections in thepresent invention's art. Likewise, virtual service codes becomevalidated by actual provider's account of events in treatment, afterreview of machine or other billers and coders change records and medium.It is more than pushing a button or a click. However, some things arejust inescapable in the arena of health care quality assurance.

Prior art is essentially actuarial in context. Prior art is essentiallygeared as a means for producing an outcome which may favor either themost or least reimbursement depending on the known type user. Opposed toa method of the current art having accuracy with reference to the actualaccount of input from treating providers with reference to medicalknowledge and the proper first-hand knowledge including the actual goodsand service rendered and each the actual listed corresponding sequencethereof primary, secondary, tertiary, quaternary diagnosis(es). Presentart thereby further enabling a method, for the user uncertain aboutreimbursement billing codes, to use their own customizable in-house codeletters and not primarily based upon computing maximizing or minimizingreimbursement. In the alternative, present art's superior designbenefits those ordinarily skilled in the art in light of changing codescausing confusion and delayed healthcare benefits.

Prior art limitations also noted are deviations from standardized andacceptable practices by American Medical Association, the body thatcreated C.P.T, and what A.M.A calls certain “cleaned up” versions ofI.C.D and HCPCS to correspond thereto. Again, history will show thatprior art compromised essentially by the use of actuary algorithms,billing codes logic that work for the pool of patients. Opposed to thepresent invention that uses each particular patient's actual treatmentand/or services rendered and face-to-face encounters in a relativelyreal time operation.

The present art takes values of face-to-face encounters rather thanprior art that essentially uses actuarial billing code generation interms on monetary interests alone.

The present inventions can be distinguished from prior art by allowingprovider select customized in-house customizable code letters that theycreate, with human and computer stored readable databases. This designhelps providers avoid pre-selection criteria in prior art limitationsand the selection of or generation of incorrect billing code accounts.Code letters that can become dictated into medical records and extractedby means that may become part of the improvement prior art, to makeprior art superior.

The ultimate superior art would take into account the following; thesignificance of the actual face-to-face patient encounter information ofeach diagnosis (ICD) to be listed in a sequential order by thesignificance of priority ranking and the actuary importance, typicallyan ascending order, with ICD listed as primary, secondary, tertiary,quandary; such ICD to become matched to each and every particular CPTservice on a superior instrument or superior Superbill; include a meansfor extracting medical related data by human and by machine both, CPTand ICD both; include typically up to four (4) fields for ICD given instandard practices by convention as prescribed by the Health CareFinance Administration (H.C.F.A) standardized implementation forms andprocess by design, a body known to have the acceptable instrument usedto properly submit billing codes; computer storable data base of ICD andCPT history; means to account for medical and actuarial significance toreview the billing codes created before and after submissions, to changeICD and/or CPT; a means to account for actual and virtual service and/orsupply codes (CPT and HCPCS codes), by systematic mechanicalintelligence along therewith by human knowledge and intelligence both;means to utilize primarily reproducible, uniform, with acceptable theA.M.A's C.P.T billing codes and coding practices; means to provideobjective and subjective billing and coding practices for eachparticular patient encounter on a given date of service, reflecting theactual care rendered in the date of service proximal to the actual date,in retrospective reviews by any given subsequent billers and coders;method to help take relatively un-skilled providers and those users thatfind themselves having less than ordinary skill in the art out from theloop by a system or operation that allows a subjective place holdercode, a transitional code, until the relatively skilled people, andtheir computers, may produce accurate billing codes and their opinionsfrom retroactive reviews of physician's orders and medical recordsand/or implementations; by contrast, means to help skilled providers,billers, coders, a neutral code, a subjective, generic code, andtransitional code which could be implemented until specific accuratecodes are presented, until updates that need to arrive or until staffneeds to become updated by the learning curve of new changes in billingcode material (errors and omissions avoided by selection of outdatedbilling codes); by contrast to above also means to help maintaintreating providers in-the-loop (computer and human loop created billingcode scheme) by allowing a subjective place holder code (code letters)until machines and staff become updated; a neutral code that can becomethe Olympian acceptable and convertible to acceptable standardizedcoding and billing practices in the international arena (European's andAmerican Medical Association codes).

Medical and surgical procedures are billed using uniform practices andcodes to assure that similar procedures are billed or coded consistentlyfrom procedure to procedure. Various other providers including,facilities, hospitals, physician-to-physician, allied medical relatedproviders, and providers of insurance or healthcare payers rely on agiven data set to communicate goods and services provided to patients.These instances of services, procedures, supplies, evaluation andmanagement codes are identified by The American Medical Association's®Current Procedural Terminology (by acronym hereafter as, “C.P.T”). C.P.Tis essentially a standardized system of five-digit code numbers anddescriptive terms used to accurately report the medical services andprocedures performed by these healthcare providers. C.P.T was developedand the system is essentially updated and published annually. C.P.T ischanged periodically by the American Medical Association (hereafter,A.M.A®). C.P.T codes are vital to communicate to providers, patients,and payers the procedures performed during a medical encounter. AccurateCPT coding is crucial for proper reimbursement from payers andcompliance with government regulations. Other codes are used referred toas Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (H.C.P.C.S, pronounced as“hick picks”) codes and Center for Medicare Service (C.M.S) codes.

A second component to the aforementioned accuracy is a requirement toproperly assign an International Classification of Disease commonlycalled, “I.C.D” (hereafter as, “I.C.D.”). For all intents and purposesthis I.C.D code is the most important data component to the data set tocorrespond to certain C.P.T as mentioned above. Needless to say, a“diagnosis” is the cornerstone thereto rendering any coded providerhealthcare.

For all practical purposes, and the scope of this disclosure, I.C.Ddiagnosis codes are akin to another component of codes used anddeveloped by The A.M.A®. To help translate or to help justify said C.P.Tor related goods and services performed.

Methods of Coding

Procedural coding for a physician can be done by various methods. Oneway is coding from the patient's records by billing-office personnel.Therefore, by human intelligence these business and administrativepeople (non-health practitioners) take a stab at converting medicalrecords into billing codes. These people also take a stab at makingdeterminations about the providers' primary diagnosis codes from therecords. This method maintains consistency of coding and also helps inkeeping records current. An alternative is for the physicians to dotheir own coding, or for a designated physician to do the coding for allphysicians in an organization. This has the advantage of the physician'sinsight and expertise. However, due to time constraints, it is oftendifficult for the physician to keep current with the chartingresponsibilities and changes in coding practice or code numbers. This iscompounded by the absolute need to match C.P.T with I.C.D in someprocess before patient records can be accurately submitted. Regardlessof the coding option chosen or process to submit vital patient records,all these cases are involving multiple codes, CPT procedures, ICDdiagnosis codes and this process essentially rests and should rely uponthe physician's expertise when code assignments of claims are made toother in this healthcare system of communication.

Therefore, when there is an inferior process for communication betweenrequired C.P.T and I.C.D codes then causes a broken system ormiscommunication about vital data set. The superior art of thisinvention is to control the mismatch from being passed along in aprocess of communication as mentioned above to various providers thatrelay upon this data set to examine the statements or claims madetherein claims process medical computer programs or by any manual meansto examine the same data set in records at any point such information istransmitted to another person or entity.

Many codes are incompatible and cannot be billed for the same encounter.This invention has a mechanism to flag and to block certaindouble/duplicate billing or coding practices. To help avoid delays frominadvertent codes that is billed together. For example, this inventionfeatures a system to alert user/providers when two so called Evaluation& Management (E&M) C.P.T related code are stated on the same date ofservice. A coding practice that is not generally acceptable. Although,this is a feature of this invention, the superior art of this inventiondemonstrates novelty in additional ways. The superior art and method ismore specifically described in disclosures of this invention. Problemslike provider “unbundling” and the practice of provider “bundling” arecoding business practices that bring heated debates in an otherwisestandard system with reference to the use of C.P.T combinations.

Some claims are delayed from questionable coding practices effectuatedby “unbundling” the billing code for certain A.M.A® C.P.T codes.“Unbundling” occurs when a medical or surgical service, procedure,evaluation and management is said by some to be described by a singleCPT code and it becomes broken down by providers into purportedcomponents, and a bill is then submitted for each component and/orseveral related components instead of the C.P.T which describes thetotal code. A problem exists where different allied resources purportother coding practices that differ from The Authoritative Source, TheAmerican Medical Association's Original Article, like The United StatesConstitution, A.M.A describes the intended C.P.T, as it represents their“C.P.T” invention.

Not with standing, there is an extremely component to C.P.T, it iscalled the I.C.D or diagnosis codes intended to directly correlate toand to correspond to particular C.P.T. Otherwise, the process to prepareand submit patient's records breaks down. Irrespective of otheraforesaid mentioned C.T.P people coding in a process assisted bycomputer programs or not. Therefore, a key component is the way ICDrelates to each CPT code.

It is common practice for providers to use such codes to bill patientsand other payers such as insurance companies on a common uniform billingform called a Health Care Financing Administration form (HCFA form)sometimes called a Health Insurance Claim Form. A HCFA form typicallyrequires-C.P.T related codes to become matched to I.C.D related codes.The HCFA format has a standardized format in several ways. Accordingly,any discrepancy, incomplete data point and data set, or mismatchidentified could cause delay in this claim process. For example, it ismore accurate to submit a HCFA claim that represents that a C.P.Tprocedure for taking “X-Rays” is represented by a corresponding I.C.Ddiagnosis code that relates to a finding typically viewed on X-Rays,such as bone. By contrast to any healthcare provider submitting a HCFAclaim wherein the I.C.D diagnosis code represents a soft tissuecondition. Generally, soft tissue conditions are not viewed by standardradiographs or an “X-Ray” C.P.T procedural service code for thetechnical (to take X-Rays) or professional (to read X-Rays) componentsof this billing and coding process.

Clearly there is a need for the reviewing process to have a programmaticmethod or process to create a mechanism to allow a distinct match foreach C.P.T with each I.C.D code. Moreover, some payers will require thatI.C.D diagnosis codes be listed in a sequential order of importance. Forexample, the first I.C.D diagnosis code is generally the most importantcorresponding I.C.D to match up with each C.P.T service or procedure orevaluation and management code. The second I.C.D listed is nextimportant, third next important I.C.D and forth I.C.D last important,respectively. Importance is how closely the I.C.D relates to the C.P.Tand in some cases the first I.C.D is the only one that payers look at-inthe process. This emphasizes the importance that the first I.C.D be themost accurate one to avoid delays in the process of claim submissions.Currently these decisions are made by people that are simply attemptingto second guess what diagnosis the practicing provider licensed to makethe diagnosis considered the most important one (primary or firstsignificant) to justify the particular C.P.T code.

Clearly, there is a need for a process including a method andimplementation in order to command communication in this process toassist treating providers.

Accordingly, there are basically three broad steps which can beimplemented in the handling of medical related data, coding, billing andprocessing. 1) The “Superbill”. Generally this consists of a hardcopycheck off list of C.P.T code numbers and descriptions abbreviated one asingle page. There is essentially no particular direct matching processor other system about this document. A mismatch of C.P.T and or H.C.P.C.therewith I.C.D code numbers remains left to human error. Often thispage is handed to other administrative staff to determine ways to submitthis data that provider may have completed on this format. Computergenerated models essentially re-create the same model and the resultantis the same sorts of mismatching and other errors with code existingnumbers. 2) The “H.C.F.A Form”. This is a standardized billing formatform developed to list information including C.P.T and I.C.D data. Pasthistory will show that this form has been submitted more regularly byway of handwritten entries. The necessity to submit this form inelectronic format and by computer in more recent times has beenimplemented. This form sorts out C.P.T and I.C.D in order to list aC.P.T and or H.C.P.C. to correspond to typically one of four (4) I.C.Dcodes. However, a drawback is that this form is recreated in an ex postfacto sort of manner. Staff without first-hand or direct knowledge mustmake attempts to match up C.P.T with I.C.D, and they furthermore take astab at attempting to make a first-hand determination exactly whatdiagnosis or I.C.D codes the provider's most important or “number one”diagnosis (representative by an I.C.D code) to list in priority, thennumber two, number three and number four (least relative importance).Whereas, this C.P.T and or H.C.P.C. to I.C.D matching method in theprocess is a key component. to make particular C.P.T and or H.C.P.C.correspond to I.C.D. In addition, it becomes necessary to list I.C.Dassigned to each particular C.P.T in particular order as well. Anymismatch creates disorganization, havoc, and even life changing eventsto happen. Further aggravating this problem becomes evident when thereare changes in healthcare practices, to code practices and staff thatare not yet trained to up dated changes. Even when staff is intact,another event that causes chaos from small medical staff practices tohospitals, to other facilities, to very large healthcare organizationand other providers of healthcare governmental regulators thereof. 3)Other Elaborate Computer Software Models. Although elaborate models havebeen used in practice, their drawback continues to be omissions of asystem that demonstrates design implementation to create a match systemfor C.P.T and or H.C.P.C. therewith I.C.D. Again, a mismatch remainsleft to human error akin to afore said mentioned methods in disclosures.In fact, even providers with elaborate disclosed computerizedimplementation, related methods and systems, defer this process goingback a (hardcopy) “Super Bill” method. Even with elaborate softwarerelated packages another drawback becomes the fact that code changes andstaff changes. In such events, providers are left with a so-called“learning curve”. Nonetheless, there needs to become a more superior“interim” method. The implement of this invention provides a superiormethod to re-create different codes that match code(s) typically used bya particular provider to describe the same goods and services. Whereas,certain components of this invention's code provides the same elementsnecessary for providers to function the same, even when changes takeplace around them. Elaborate database models can be up dated. However,this invention's model remains intact, even when it may become uncertainwhat changes in the code might become implemented in updated database.For example, providers using this application continue to virtually beusing same codes, as the provider has become accustomed to learn and touse in practice to describe ones goods and services provided.

The so-called “Super bill” is an archaic method. Medical softwarerelated programs have been designed in very elaborate and variety ofways on the high-speed-internet highway. Not with standing, people usingtheses sophisticated programs continue to use the hard copy or even anelectronic rendition or version of a “Super bill” in this aforementionedprocess to submit to payers. The Super bill method in this process isessentially a check off list. There is not a one-for-one matchingprocess for each C.P.T and or H.C.P.C. checked and each I.C.D. checkedon the paper form or even disclosures in computerized renditions of thesame. In fact, some reviewers may actually discard one or the othercodes. Without being absolutely certain heretofore with a reliablemethod and process that the more important code(s) set was not used,even discarded, in matching before claims are submitted to payers. Thesuperior art allows this cross check and communication process using amethod by the invention this embodiment created to be relativelycertain. Billing and coding people play a role in the process.Regardless the various Methods of billing and coding peopleparticipating in various roles as discussed in the section herein.Medical providers need this reliable process, since licensed medicalproviders are legally known to be ultimately responsible for submittedclaims in this process. Licensed medical providers make the diagnosis,and they cannot be second-guessed as to what diagnosis is more importantthan another diagnosis. This is an inextricable process that requiresexact matches.

Moreover, codes change. This presents an even greater draw back to aprocess designed for billing and coding practices. This is most evidentfrom unknowns about the test of so called “National Health Care” changeshealthcare providers and the public at large shall be experiencing. Whencodes change there is confusion about accurate code numbers. The processfaces yet other hurtles. This underscoring the need for a method in thisprocess that will be superior over the art and standard billing orcoding practices. This emphasizes the superior method of this embodimentin helping to execute the coding and the billing process that thisinvention demonstrates.

A five number code system is one difficult to remember. Given the factthere are literally thousands of C.P.T and I.C.D code numbers. One canrecall many, until the system or process changes. This causes anotherdelay in the delivery of healthcare goods and services, procedures,evaluation and management or C.P.T codes by numbers. Disclosuresidentify typical five number (or longer) codes, and some are even mixedin complicated ways with abstract letters or modifiers in the case ofC.P.T codes and even I.C.D. codes.

Therefore, there is a significant need for a relatively affordable,light weight, faster and more adaptable to change type of implementationwhich shall greatly improve and promote communication among health careproviders, treating providers, their staff, patients and others in aworld of other busy life styles and domains.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

This Invention's Routing Template (RT) Part

This invention created a method used in the coding and subsequentbilling process that is novel in several ways to change the code numbersinto easy to remember code letters. Typically only three or less lettersare used to replace code numbers. More specifically, the simpler lettersare in the form of a method inventor is calling a programmatic mnemonictexting technique and aspect, respectively. For example, the C.P.T codenumber “99213” is a C.P.T code number to represent a certain leveloffice visit. The number has a very long CPT description to specificallydescribe the CPT codes even more. Each CPT Category often consists of along series of additional similar CPT code numbers that can be used.This novel invention has a method of programmed and programmaticmnemonic recognition and a method to convert the long complicated codeto simply “OV”, a two-letter code. Hence, the busy medical providerconcerned with delivery of healthcare can simply enter the code letters“OV” in this program. Physicians are less concerned about the changedC.P.T and or H.C.P.C. code number descriptions. The provider willthereby programmatically always recognize “OV” as “Office Visit”, whenstating the services for accurately submitting the claim in thisprocess. Whereas, administrators or office and business relatedbilling/coding people make the necessary changes to the computer programbehind the scenes. Perhaps the greatest novelty that this applicationmethod is designed with functionality to convert and correspond CPT andor H.C.P.C. to any of the changed or updated C.P.T and or H.C.P.C.number and description codes. More specifically, by allowingusers/providers the method of assigning an easy mnemonic code letterseries. Typically, only three letters and sometime fewer letters.Doctors need not agonize over entering wrong numbers and long changedcode numbers. “IOV” for “Initial Office Visit”, by contrast to separateseries of codes for those types of Evaluation & Management code numbers.“I&D” for Incision & Drain replaces a long complicated abstractprocedure code number, and the letter code is entered into this novelcomputer program application invention. By contrast to a long codenumber and a code number that may have implemented changes in thehealthcare system, and so forth on. Providers could even customize codeletters that help them more easily recall the service, instead of longcomplicated and even one implemented by changed coding number system,such as National Health Care or any other recreations to change standarduniform coding system used by the professional community to communicatevital healthcare information to other providers. In short, the end uservirtually always will use the same house code, “OV” for example, evenwhen numbers and other changes become effectuated around the provider.Even when staff leaves. The provider can continue due course ofbusiness. Until the appropriate administrator can make changes tocorrespond to the code letters provider becomes more accustom to utilizeby this novel computer method related machine application of theinvention.

The codes submitted to payers are translated and sent in the updatedcode number form and as the code numbers have been universallystandardized, accepted or changed. This method is essentially an inhouse system and process personalized by this novel computer applicationmethodology.

This Invention's Scheduling Part

Another element is a method to provide communication from the providerto the patient and to people scheduling follow up or return visits forpatients. This invention's superior art has a programmatic method tomaintain a connection or flow from treatment or “back” clinical area tobusiness or “front office” appointment desk. Furthermore, a PatientAppointment Card (“PAC”) is printable to provide a convenient andreproducible method to insure patient-provider communication withreference to recommended return visits. Although, these related“scheduling” features taken alone might be obviated heretoforedisclosures for elaborate medical machine programs and implementationslack processes that incorporate this communication method. Once again,and as with the routing template part and as mentioned above, clientusers implement this novel computer method related machine applicationof the invention. Although, this is a superior feature of thisinvention, the superiority of this invention demonstrates novelty inadditional ways. The superior art is more specifically described indisclosures of this invention. The application further allows user totouch/click patient's contact information in order to directly contactor notify the particular patient. For instance, by e-mail or by apre-scheduled or instant phone call directly from the application on aphone or computer able to make “telephone calls” or what might bereferenced as an “Internet Phone System” or form of “Voice Over InternetProtocol, VoIP” system.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING

The above and other advantages and features of the invention will becomeapparent when the following description is read in conjunction with theaccompanying referenced drawings, in which:

FIG. 1 is an embodiment of routing template and scheduler parts;

FIG. 2 is an embodiment of routing template and scheduler parts;

FIG. 3 is an embodiment of routing template and scheduler parts;

FIG. 4 is an embodiment of Preview page. Novelty code numbers/codeletters, part 4. With inventive face-to-face encounter counter, upperleft static time/date captured. See FIG. 32;

FIG. 5 is an embodiment of touch screen and related operationsinteractive command controller graphic 12. Compare with FIG. 14. Compareand contrast to FIG. 22. See FIG. 45;

FIG. 6A displays contact sections, invoking actions on screens fore-mail 1, phone call 2, messaging features. See FIGS. 40 through 43;

FIG. 6B displays contact sections, invoking actions on screens fore-mail, phone call, messaging features. Configuration settings, 3 (lowerillustration). See FIGS. 40 through 43;

FIGS. 7A and 7B shows upper and lower part of scheduler parts called,Main Appointment Page (MAP screen);

FIG. 8A is an alternative and previous component of the embodiment withconfiguration settings part, 3, and corresponding link to MainAppointment Page (MAP screen) for novelty contacting, messaging, 1, andphoning, 2, patients. Flow chart and schematic representation;

FIG. 8B top, is showing first embodiment contacting and calling patientsfrom upper part of Main Appointment Page (MAP screen), 1, 2, 3. Lower isshowing, display screen from first embodiment with invoked Patientcommand graphic, and the symbol to add the contact and account data;

FIGS. 9A, 9B-C is first embodiment of Routing Template page screen. 9ACPT data matches up with ICD (diagnosis or Dx) data fields and housingfield 7. 9B diagnosis data in CPT/Dx housing field matches with “Add To”and/or “Permanente” diagnosis fields. 9A, 9B-C diagnosis valuesdisplayed in “Permanente” field;

FIG. 10 is first embodiment shows CPT databank corresponding codedescriptions, code numbers and code letters, 4. Compare to and FIG. 20;

FIG. 11A, B, C, D, E, F shows the logic from screens related to MainAppointment Page (MAP screen) upper and lower parts. Advantages to useof one (touch) screen, instead of need to go to another screenburdensome various screens and fields. Here, the calendar, and relatedinformation essentially all in one screen and user interface design withrouting template and scheduler; to maintain communication. See FIG. 34.Print Patient Appointment card (PAC) field 9;

FIG. 12 displays log on/log in and disclaimer screen;

FIG. 13 displays upper part of Main Appointment Page (MAP screen).Scheduled appointments, unique chart identification system, to invokecontact section implementation, to invoke touch screen (TS) commandimplementation, to invoke send to post (STP);

FIG. 14 is a previous embodiment touch screen mode. Compare and contrastto FIG. 22, pops up in routing template implementation;

FIG. 15 shows main Appointment Page (MAP) extended, upper and lowerscreens. Compare with FIG. 16;

FIG. 16 shows patient Appointment Card (PAC) field is populated. Comparewith FIG. 15 and FIG. 3, respectively. Compare with FIG. 7B, e-mail andrelated contact information implementations, in this lower part and MAPfield;

FIG. 17 shows patient files command graphic invokes field with noveltyof calling patients using touch of a command graphic and one screen.Also, see FIG. 6B 10. See FIGS. 40 through 43. Compare with calling fromappointment book, FIG. 2, novelty of contact section;

FIG. 18 shows a comparison to 10 FIG. 16, save command graphic actinglike a button invokes appointments, shown FIG. 2 and here;

FIG. 19 displays an adjacent screen to the Main Appointment Page (MAP)when expanded. Compare with FIG. 47. Links to other companies,organizations, and their name and logo go here. Compare to FIG. 38;

FIG. 20 displays first embodiment of a Routing Template page component.Compare to FIG. 1/FIG. 10. CPT data base 3 pop up (foreground) withinvoking reading CPT command graphic action acting as a button onRouting Template page (background). Compare and contrast with FIG.28/FIG. 39, programmatic mnemonic texting aspect acting as a predictivecode field box, using code numbers or code letters or code descriptions;

FIG. 21 displays a Routing Template (RT) page shows an insertion of anyrecord or image with (IMG) command graphic FIG. 20. Also, reading ICDdiagnosis 3 database and house code invoked by corresponding commandgraphic text 10. Contrast FIG. 20 CPT;

FIG. 22 shows a contrast to FIG. 14, on MAP screen, this is touch screen(foreground) on Routing Template (RT) page (background). This is aprevious or other component implement invoked from the first embodiment.FIG. 5 is implementation of touch screen for RT and Main AppointmentPage (MAP);

FIG. 23 shows practical embodiment of Routing Template page. Shows dropdown options, some “Allergies” selections in command graphic tab,customizable. Contrast to FIG. 24;

FIG. 24 shows the practical embodiment of Routing Template page. Showsdrop down options, some “Alerts” selections in said tab, customizable.Contrast to FIG. 23;

FIG. 25 displays the database 3 invoking of the Patient History (Hx)command graphic (also see FIG. 25) on Routing Template user interfacepage (background). Command graphic shown in FIG. 1, as one previousembodiment, in FIG. 9 and FIG. 39, as this embodiment. Action oftime/date docket 11;

FIG. 26 displays the invoking of the Return To Office/Assignment field(foreground) by respective command graphic acting as a button at distaland inferior most aspect of Routing Template (RT) page (background).Data sorted and sent to Main Appointment Page (MAP) screen to be sent topost. See FIGS. 11C through 11F, FIGS. 34, 36.” See FIG. 27;

FIG. 27 displays the other command graphic tab from FIG. 26. Discussionfield allows patient status to report to appointment book relatedfields. See status field on FIG. 2. Dates sorted and sent as related inFIG. 26;

FIG. 28 shows first and practical embodiment with a field for convertingcode letters into code numbers 4. This is showing a CPT related fieldfor information and data. The command controller, cursor, or arrowpointer is shown. Programmatic texting aspect text and anticipating someresults immediately inferior 6 to the box as letters, code, ordescription is entered into this field or box (superior). See 39;

FIG. 29 shows each diagnosis in reference to the fields as mentioned andillustrated in FIG. 9;

FIG. 30 displays diagnosis information 4, 6, 10, is entered as mentionedfor CPT. See FIGS. 20/28 for CPT, and add to the fields, as related inFIG. 29. ICD (diagnosis Dx data) as with CPT data bases can be populatedfrom external or third party programs, customizable. A remove option islikewise on Add To 10 field, see FIG. 31;

FIG. 31 shows ICD (diagnosis or Dx) can be added or removed from fields10. See position number four in Add To field. Note CPT in the CPT/Dxhousing field 7 is only related to diagnosis in permanent diagnosisfield position number one (1.) at this time. First diagnosis (any Dxnumber assigned) is placed into first place after CPT in CPT/Dx housing7 field It can be Dx1, 2, 3 or 4 8;

FIG. 32 displays an invoking of a Preview command graphic on RoutingTemplate (RT) screen;

FIG. 33 displays invoking of a Send To Post (STP) command graphic sortsand send data recorded on Routing Template page;

FIG. 34 shows a scheduler, lower part of Main Appointment Page (MAPscreen) 5 shows data sorted and date and reason for return (“status”,event, task, reminder), surgery date and regular appointment date. SeeFIG. 36;

FIG. 35 shows a the first embodiment's display screen invoked, calledthe Edit Screen Page (ESP) FIGS. 35A CPT, 35B ICD;

FIG. 36 RTO/ASSIGN “ok” sends appointments only to MAP. See FIG. 34;

FIG. 37 shows appointments are Sent To Post (STP). Here STP is sendingappointment related data to “main scheduler” 5 calendar;

FIG. 38 shows a comparison and contrast to FIGS. 19/47. Specifically, atFIG. 12, the “decline” option implements this linkage to other companiesand organizations;

FIG. 39 is a previous embodiment of Routing Template page. Programmedtexting moving action 6 called programmatic mnemonic texting field. Thecommand controller, cursor, or arrow pointer 12 is shows fashioning code4 and the Programmatic texting aspect 4, 6;

FIG. 40 displays novelty of art showing contact sections, invokingactions on screens for e-mail, phone call, messaging features. See FIGS.6A and 6B. FIG. 40, showing how to send e-mail (foreground) directlyfrom the appointment book (shown in background). Just invoke commandgraphic, or say 12 FIG. 5 call and phone the client or patient rightfrom the 5 appointment book;

FIG. 41 displays showing contact sections, e-mail 1, phone call 2,messaging features; Configuration settings to select various messagingand/or phone providers;

FIG. 42 displays showing contact sections, for e-mail, phone call,messaging features; Making calls 2 directly from computer andinvention's machine implementation related 5 calendar methodimplementations by invoking phone and e-mail interactive commandgraphics. Collateral section, adjacent to phone and e-mail contactsection, are interactive by invoking the routing template page for eachcorresponding account scheduled;

FIG. 43 contact sections, invoking interactive actions on screens fore-mail, phone call 2, messaging features from the selected 5 calendarimplementation;

FIGS. 44, 45, 46 shows a previous touch screen mode pops up (foreground)as in FIGS. 14, 22 as with this previous component of the embodiment,FIG. 5. Contrast with FIG. 45. FIG. 44 touch key board. FIGS. 45, 46takes audio commands, saying house code letters “OV” will display. Clipboard hook feature and pointer controller 12 moves in a touch-lessaction via audio commands and speech;

FIG. 47 shows adjacent main appointment page a comparison and contrastwith FIG. 5. This part of the embodiment can be configured to show alogo graphic, links and a company name. Command graphics invokecorresponding database fields 3, here expanding lower part patientappointment page and synchronized patient database;

FIGS. 48 and 49 shows a simple demo/model. Displays a screen view.Previous embodiment showing the part that converts code numberdescriptions;

FIG. 50 shows a simple demo/model. Screen view. History of earlierimplements and designs in development. Comparable to this embodiment.Another or previous embodiment, adding parts;

FIG. 51 shows a simple demo/model. Screen view. History of earlierimplements and designs in development. Comparable to this embodiment.Another or previous embodiment, with added parts;

FIG. 52 shows a simple demo/model. Displays a previous embodiment screenview;

FIG. 53 shows a simple demo/model. Displays a previous embodiment screenview;

FIG. 54 shows a flow chart 1a including machine relationships to system,detailed embodiment of routing template and calendar relatedimplementation, inter-relationship with servers and database tables;

FIG. 55 shows a flow chart 1b including a relationship to detailedembodiment of routing template and calendar related implementation, edit(writing) configuring related database tables;

FIG. 56 shows a flow chart 1c including an overall relationship withother hardware and computing system networking taken together usingmethod, machine and flow of data and computing system.

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4 an in house code conversion field 5 a dynamic calendar and appointment9 appointment card 2 interactive phone command graphic 6 a programmaticmnemonic texting field 1 interactive e-mail command graphic 10 commandgraphic 12 controller 3 a database table 7 housing field 11 a time datedocket 8 drop down diagnosis selection box

DETAILED DESCRIPTION FIRST EMBODIMENT

This invention essentially co-ordinates flow of information fromclinical staff to business staff in a bi-directional manner in order toallow a more exacting communication about patient's healthcare relatedinformation. This invention conducts this process by essentially onegeneral way. The use of a unique “Routing” Template is a methodutilized, and this part of this invention is described more specificallyherein.

This invention utilizes a patient scheduling method that is closelyrelated to this embodiment's Routing Template page or screen aspresented more specifically herein.

Although this invention's automated scheduler part is unique andsuperior and especially adds to the flow as part of the Routing Templatepart, this invention works apart from this scheduling device that ismore specifically set forth later.

Although this invention's Routing Template page or screen is essentiallycentral to superior art. Therefore, the anatomy of this invention'sRouting Template page or screen is described first before (FIG. 1) thisembodiment's scheduling art (FIGS. 2 and 3). Tools that drive themachine and executing logic and functionality that may become obviatedby the logic and this invention's art is detail to be discussed later.

This invention acclaimed unique design implements a simpler codetranslating more complex code as mentioned first in the “Abstract”hereof. Therefore, this invention introduces and utilizes the use of anapplication as an instrument or model for implementation of a uniquesuperior art to create a process of communicating very complicatedissues involved with medical records and this is now more specificallydescribed.

The customary code remains unaffected by this invention whencommunicating to others unfamiliar with the ease of this application.Typical code practices are known to cause confusion when changes areimplemented beyond the control or providers of healthcare. This obviatesa need for a system that serves a role until changes are implemented andeveryone comprehends matters about the changes made to common code. Thisinvention offers a synchronized effort to place users on the “same page”in the meantime, until mayhem is organized.

This application is essentially designed with a method for each end userto accordingly create their own unique simplified said mnemonic code,words or letters, anticipating each textual input from user's databasetables and in order to translate a relatively complicated code systemutilized in common practice by providers of healthcare. FIGS. 35A and B.FIG. 35 shows the first embodiment's display screen called the EditScreen Page (ESP) FIGS. 35 A CPT, B ICD, showing command graphics 10with controller 12 for editing and invoking respective database 3 datapoints and data point sets and synchronizing data on routing templateand calendar contacts. Therefore, a central figure and component partand heart vessel of this invention can be illustrated with screen viewsshown as representative by FIGS. 48 and 49. This invention shows forillustrative purposes a fundamental working element and a part of thedriving force of superior art of invention's Routing Template (at FIG.1.). This invention's embodied model at

FIGS. 48 and 49 shows two (2) screen shots for illustrative purposes afundamental working apart; Namely, FIGS. 48 and 49 show a way arttranslates any code number(s) to virtually any said mnemonic code. Thisinvention described typically uses code letters as representative inFIGS. 48 and 49, representative code numbers and vise-a-versa action.FIG. 28 shows novelty of the present art which is including into convertcode letters into code numbers. Here this is showing a mnemonic fieldwhich is acting as a predictive value text box field for CPT and orH.C.P.C. related information and data. The action of a commandcontroller, cursor, or arrow pointer is shows fashioning code. FIG. 28and FIG. 39. Programmatic texting aspect acting as predictive textdisplays results immediately inferior to the box as letters, code, ordescription is entered into this field or box (superior). Data isextracted from FIG. 20 related fields, patient files and/oradministrative super user screen fields that are synchronized. Patienthistory and progress notes in fields of touch screen, FIG. 5. See FIG.10, Part 4 and FIG. 39. Whereas, this invention's method and things aremore specifically described herein. Refer to each disclosed embodimentof this invention herein. Whereas, FIGS. 48 and 49 are illustrative asan essential element or component. FIGS. 48 and 49.

Material previously filed as “Unpublished” with U.S. Library of Congressincluding FIGS. 48 and 49 are hereby submitted herewith; FIG. 28 andFIG. 39. These aforesaid mentioned drawings are illustrative of an inaction view and screen shot showing code numbers and the client's codeletters being converted 4 such that “OVM” data point yields “99211” datapoint and “99211” yields “OVM” 4. Data entry of customizable or uniquecode letters “OVM” for a code description as an “Office Visit Minimal”level of service evaluation & management code becomes easily convertedto standard code number typically representative of one of the same in auniversal coded language employed by providers of healthcareprofessionals and industry. A data point set is created when the clientmay create an in-house code letter series data point to correspondthereto a data point of a code number and a description thereof. Thereverse action and code works to translate back to the first code. Entera number function into the programmatic mnemonic texting field aspect,and a code number entered in pure form yields code number 4 and codedescription. “99050” yields “99050”, thereby original article remainsintact. To maintain traditional code language generally by convention.FIG. 28 and FIG. 39.

Thus, this invention's most simplified statement is described asillustrative in FIGS. 48 and 49. “99211” yields “OVM” and “OVM” reverseyields “99211” 4. The first code number is changed to code letters inthis instance, and the second code that becomes representative by codeletters 4 is created by user or part of database 3 in converted form.FIGS. 35A and B. Whereas, this invention's superior art involves moreparts to this modification than as shown from FIGS. 48 and 49 as it willmore specifically be described herein. There was not a mechanism toperform this in a consistent manner, to maintain and restore the pureform of the code, and to process accordingly other medical records andmedium existing before this invention as more fully described herein.The belief is that The American Medical Association “C.P.T” code andrelated codes are in fact intended to be the original article forcommunication, and this is described more fully later. Therefore, thisinvention is not intended to make merely renditions or versions ofbundles or packages of the same code in other modified ways.

A key component of this application method is that the first code numberas defined by a universal standard remains in database to be utilizedwhen communicated or when transmitted to other parties outside thedomain that this invention is employed. For example, although the firstcode, initial or original code representative thereby “99213” FIG. 39has become converted 4 becomes created by the next user of thisapplication to “OV” FIG. 28. as a second code (a changed code) 4 itremains the instrument to communicate by necessity the first code toother providers. Therefore, the communicated standard code (language) isthe first code. Wherein the next user of this application second code(or changed code) becomes a sort of proprietary code for the provider'sdomain. The underlying principle is that the first code represents a setof codes that remains the trade or professional communities' code andlanguage.

Prior examples of inventor's own art exist showing as other embodimentsthereof. Invention akin to those described by “Morris Code”communication by wire, except this invention submitted herein is toallow the code to remain decoded unlike “Morris Code”, when thisinvention application becomes sent, and this is novel to this inventionsubmitted. Whereas, this present invention is a method for producing andfor changing a machine including non-transitory machine readable storingand changing a computing system, The invention is not a signal and perse a code itself. Furthermore, the present method is a customizable codewhich is corresponding to a standardized decoding method for differentuser clients. Whereas, the first code may indeed be a code that is usedby tradition, convention, universal, or standard, the first code may notbe limited to any standardized code, and the first code may indeed be acustomized or code designed by another party other than example givenherein with The American Medical Association. This example is notintended to limit the scope of variations in code, it is the mechanismto convert a code and when used in combination to an instrument akin toa Routing Template page or system described herein. Whereas, thisinvention disclaims property of database owned by the first code, suchas The American Medical Association “C.P.T” code.

This invention does not claim to be making a change to American MedicalAssociation's C.P.T apart from this invention's use of C.P.T as anexample for medical records.

This invention disclaims exclusive use of C.P.T, I.C.D., H.C.F.A,C.M.S., H.C.P.C.S, and others that may become used for demonstrationpurposes apart from this invention. Ironically, three letter or fourletter codes to describe these codes, such as “CPT” or “HCFA”heretofore, this invention takes actual code numbers therefrom “CPT” and“HCPCS”, for instance, and this invention actually makes these codenumbers simple to abbreviate as part of this invention's method.Therefore, this to clarify that said code is often referred to by athree or four letter code or abbreviation acronym. In practice therespective codes are not as easy as three or four letters. Thisinvention beyond the task of producing mere acronyms or simplemanipulation of existing data, as set forth.

The American Medical Association's Current Procedural Terminology isrepresented by the acronym “C.P.T”. The C.P.T typically consists of aset or a series of sets of long code numbers. These numbers are harderto remember. A short hand method is described by this method thatbecomes reproducible to the original code and to a user creating a shorthand note for such code numbers in practice. This application makesreference in citations sometimes only as to CPT, however, in these casesapplicant's intent is including and or H.C.P.C. code number descriptionsas well.

This invention created a method novel in several ways. The embodiment isincluding, among other things to be described, a method providing acomputer or computing device and a means for converting difficult orlong and complicated billing code numbers into easy to remember codeletters. Typically only three or less letters forming a data point arecreated by a client FIGS. 35A and B and subsequently used tointerchangeably and automatically replace billing code numbers asanother data point. More or less code letters can be implemented, andthe use of symbols may be utilized. More specifically, the simplerletters are in the form of a mnemonic method and technique. This is adistinct design superior to prior art, since human intelligence couldeasily recall this information. The method makes reviewing medicalrelated data for examination of case records becomes easier for theclient. For example, the billing code number “99213” is a data pointused to represent a certain level office visit, a code description datapoint. This novel invention has the special Programmatic recognitionmethod to convert the long complicated code to simply “OV”, a two-lettercode data point. Any code letters can be used by the health careproviders rendering care, coding, or in the billing process.

Hence, a busy medical provider concerned with delivery of healthcare cansimply enter the code letters “OV” into this program. A medical provideris less hampered about as much by and concerned about by any effectualchanges in billing code numbers. Therefore, the provider will alwaysrecognize “OV” data point code letters as “Office Visit” data point codedescription when stating the services for accurately submitting theclaim in this process. Whereas, administrators or an office and businessrelated billing/coding people make the necessary changes to theprovider's computer or device's operation. This is generally performedbehind the scenes by business related staff and administrative staff.Physicians and other health care people need not agonize over enteringwrong billing or code numbers and any “change” thereof any of a dataentry involving medical related information, including the medical codenumbers.

Human intelligence can easily ascertain what each of these mnemonic codeletters mean as the invention's method is automatically texting andusing a programmatic aspect causing a mnemonic texting feature. Thismethod shall replace a long complicated, abstract, difficult procedurecode number, or other billing code numbers that have changed viaproviding a programmed texting anticipating the next letter, descriptor,character, number, word including anticipating the medical code sequenceseries and description. Change typically causes errors and omissions,even bad results punishable by law. Whereas, in medical records themethod of using letters instead of numbers to depict procedures,supplies (typically given as HCPCS code), evaluation and managementbilling codes become an easy task for machine readable information inextraction from medical records. For instance, in the medical record“INJ-C” dictated and transcribed in the medical record or progress notesequated to “injection of cortisone” by another method of the elements tothe method using an artificial intelligence operation, including aforesaid programmatic mnemonic texting and the programmed texting aspect.

This present invention's method is producing an artificial intelligencefor performing this machine method providing computer and computingdevice readable program instructions and non-transitory computerreadable storage in the client's memory and in each the clients' database for the code number descriptions and for the client using anycreated code letters (descriptors and phrases). FIGS. 35A and B. A database with human intelligence creating artificial intelligence,converting billing code language, and machine that recognizes thelanguage in terms of letter used in the billing implements (such as,what is called a “Superbill”) as the complicated code numbers or symbolsor coding descriptive phrases, “injection steroid was performed” inextractable medical records will become equated to the specificacceptable standardized billing code number before sending to thirdparty payers that recognize standardized billing codes as these areconverted from code letters or code descriptive phrases back to thedifficult code numbers.

This present invention allows superiority over the plurality of priorart. There is human intelligence in making the medical record. Thispresent invention is using an artificial intelligence process producedvia method, and a non-transitory method using machine readable set ofinstructions. A product of this invention's method is including humanreadable billing codes.

Whereas, the creation of code letters can be considered as the primaryfundamental design for operative implementation in this present art. Theideal method, operating this system for billing codes and medical recordextraction would have a plurality of this prior art and be superior inother design to overcome limitations of prior art identified.Accordingly, prior art has limitations in a plurality of ways as it willbe shown herein.

The present design utilizes an unique method to apply and help processtypical medical related code, medical terminology and otherdescriptions, utilizing a unique medical implementation relatedapplication program to perform this method. A machine relatedapplication program created a method to help process and to facilitateprocessing of medical information with a more exact method for trackingor routing of patient's medical information.

Routing Template (RT) Page Screen Part

This invention's Routing Template page or screen is essentially centralto superior art as it has been mentioned herein. Therefore, the anatomyof this invention's Routing Template page or screen is described firstbefore embodiment's scheduling art. Tools that drive the logic andfunctionality that may become obviated by the logic and this invention'sart is detail to be discussed later.

FIG. 1. A Routing Template (RT) page screen view. Anatomy from superiorto the lower aspects opposing caption.

This invention's Routing Template page of information is described fromsuperior aspect to its opposing end. This Routing Template is organizedin a unique and purposeful way. In any case this invention includes aRouting Template that essentially consists of Provider's Name,demographic data, identification and/or profile, actual Time/Datelapsing action 11 docket (representing actual Date Of Service-DOS),Patient's Name, profile demographics, Patient's Images “IMG” (clinical,face, condition view), corresponding image “IMG” controls, Account data,a History review, Touch Screen “TS” option and expansion FIG. 16 10,patient's Preview (printable preview and history thumbnail historygenerated FIG. 32 on next page from Routing Template results), Send ToPost (STP), “Allergies/Alerts”, a Permanent Diagnosis (Dx) On Filehistory field, a field or section to “ADD TO” aforementioned PermanentDx On File section in record, “CPT” and “ICD” windows or sectionsrepresented by invoking respectively each command graphic 10 each actingas described textual buttons to view C.P.T and or H.C.P.C. and I.C.Drelated data, “CPT” and “ICD” field said programmatic mnemonic textingand the programmed texting aspect 6 or interactive field acting aspredictive text field(s) 6. FIG. 28 and FIG. 39. Also, referred to theprogrammatic mnemonic texting box represented by anticipating entereddata into each of the fields or box(es) which will automatically startdisplaying the data called from database information, in each field box,respectively as “CPT” and “ICD” (Diagnosis or “Dx”)* and the datadisplays in areas subjacent to these aforementioned fields. FIG. 30.This aspect of programmed texting is anticipating the next letter,descriptor, character, number, word including anticipating the medicalcode sequence series and description stored in the memory or stored insaid subsequent database table location, and extracting the client'sdata in the database. This data displays 6 selected therefrom each ofthe results entered by user into programmatic fields acting aspredictive boxes. This allows the user a final conformation beforeinvoking an action to display each data entry into each display (asdescribed below). FIG. 10 is an embodiment shows CPT [database] invokedfrom the embodiment having corresponding code descriptions, code numbersand code letters, 4. FIG. 10 shows novelty of converting code numbersinto code letters and vise-a-versa 4. Compare to and FIG. 20.Distinguishing from FIG. 21 reading ICD diagnosis 3 database and housecode invoked by corresponding text on interactive command graphic. Dx isshorthand designation for diagnosis ICD. 10 Database also corresponds tosaid programmatic mnemonic texting aspect acting as predictive textvalue box on Routing Template screen, FIGS. 28, 39 and FIG. 30 for ICDdatabase reading and extracting respective output and input data.

As it was mentioned above CPT and ICD results selected from respectivetouching command graphics 10 acting as interactive buttons in respectivedatabase windows displays in the same subjacent location, once again inorder for user affirmation of selection. Next, CPT and ICD dataselections obtained from each respective database displays in anotherfield at an area about the distal one-third of said Routing Template ina housing field 7 hereafter called a housing thereof “CPT/Dx field”.FIGS. 9A and 9B-C, FIG. 29, FIG. 31, FIG. 33. Wherein, aforementionedhousing field will become a method of assembling to organize and ahousing field to display CPT and ICD data point set selections fromaforementioned CPT and ICD command graphics 10 acting as buttons andprogrammatic mnemonic texting aspect 6 acting as predictive fields andboxes. When CPT and or H.C.P.C. data is affirmed in the above mentioneddisplayed area then the CPT and or H.C.P.C. is transferred to collect ina highly sophisticated method, organized fashion, and using theProgrammatic 6 method more fully described below. When the user selectsan “Add (+) CPT” button command graphic adjacent to aforementioned 7CPT/Dx housing field (as described below). When data appears in “ADD TOPermanent Dx” and/or “Permanente Dx On File”, the said “CPT/Dx” fielddisplays a means for user to make selections of ICD (or “Dx) diagnosisdata from results displayed in “Permanente Dx On File” and “ADD TOPermanente Dx” fields. This invention's “ADD TO Permanente Dx” field hasa “Remove” (red) and “ADD” (typically as a green color) command graphicFIG. 30 acting as a button or switch, wherein user can change data inthis field at particular ascending field typically given as line numbersin these aforesaid field, and repeat steps to for data entry asmentioned above to display with each action. This invention'saforementioned housing “CPT/Dx field” 7 has a means for user to select a“Dx” that corresponds to particular line numbers in “Permanente Dx OnFile” diagnosis data point set and “ADD TO Permanente Dx” fielddiagnosis data point set. This is to co-ordinate particular “Dx”selections from ICD with CPT in the housing “CPT/Dx Field”. Selectionfor each “Dx” is made from the “Dx side” 8 FIG. 29 of the housingthereof “CPT/Dx field” 7 with a switch or command graphic FIG. 30 actingas an interactive button image that will flash or display 10 upon apointer controller “mouse over” (pointer, stylist, cursor, mouse over)or touching 10 adjacent Dx site 8 on “Dx side” of each CPT/Dx set. Dxare displayed 8 FIG. 30 in a horizontal 10 and sequential manneradjacent each selected CPT and or H.C.P.C. in “CPT/Dx housing field”. Dxcommand graphic acting as a button has a vertical display invoked dropdown selection box field 8 to reveal a list as, “Remove (Dx selectingone as), Dx1, Dx2, Dx3, Dx4” 8. FIG. 29 and FIG. 30.

Therefore, each the particular selected CPT or HCPCs code numberdescription corresponding to particular selection(s) of “Dx” or ICD viaselecting at least one ICD diagnosis data point from said fieldsreported in enumerated lists of “Permanente Dx On File” or “ADD TO PermDx”. FIG. 9A and FIG. 9B-C. Each aforesaid enumerated field correlatedto entry, such as, an ascending line number “1.” shall display an ICDcode number and description represented by “Dx1” 8 in the drop downselection command graphic FIG. 30 on each the subjacent “Dx side” 8 of“CPT/Dx housing field” 7. This invention's mechanism allows a highlysophisticated means to remove and replace ICD from the “ADD TOPermanente Dx” field to replace line number “1.” (any ascending ordescending field) therefrom “Permanente Dx On File”. FIG. 9B-9C. Thisapplication will allow the in the “Permanente Dx On File” spaces toreport upon application viewed (and reviewed) at next visit. There aremechanisms in this invention's design to report a more recent “Dx”(i.e., ICD filled in on “ADD TO” field) to become accurately placed inorder to correspond to the respective selected CPT and or H.C.P.C. Thisis reported in progression in a “CPT/Dx housing field” as mentionedherein forming data point sets populating said housing for a given namedaccount. Adjacent to “CPT/Dx housing field” 7 are interactive commandgraphics controls that essentially used to Add (plus+symbol), to Remove(“X” symbol), to Change (delta or A symbol), or to Clear (double arrow)“CPT/Dx field” 7 particular selections. These allow user to channel datain fields, from “CPT” command graphic images acting as buttons and CPTmnemonic texting feature for acting as a predictive box field on the“CPT side” of this art's CPT/Dx aspect, space or field 7 described. Whenuser presses described “Clear CPT” command graphic switch then theentire CPT/Dx field 7 typically becomes another action to “Remove Dx”,since all CPT and Dx data sets become removed or “cleared” from thisCPT/Dx 7 housing field space. Therefore, the set or CPT Line Number itemis removed. Whereas, “ADD TO” field, as mentioned above, can be invokedas separate action to “Remove” (typically as a red command graphicpop-up) particular ICD selection(s). FIG. 31. Functions of ways thatthese channel data related to these respective command graphics adjacentto a “CPT/Dx housing field” are evident by command graphic text andrespective said command graphic symbols used to be graphics of actionsswitches or command graphics acting as buttons perform. FIGS. 9A, and9B-C is an embodiment of Routing Template page screen. FIG. 9A CPT andor H.C.P.C. data matches up with ICD (diagnosis or Dx) data fields andhousing field 7. A specific sequential order for diagnosis listed,listing first (important) position, second, third, etc. (primary,secondary, tertiary, quaternary, etc.) and each diagnosis iscorresponding to a particular CPT and or H.C.P.C. FIG. 9B-9C diagnosisdata in CPT/Dx field housing matches with “Add To” and/or “Permanente”diagnosis fields. FIG. 9B-9C diagnosis values displayed in “Permanente”field from previous entry, and diagnosis data may be removed from andadded to Permanente field.

Expressions such as ICD and Dx are described in an interchangeable wayperiodically in descriptions herein. These designations both refer todiagnosis, as it is well known in professional communications and peopleof ordinary skill in the art.

Each entry in a CPT/Dx field for housing the medical related data istypically referred to as a CPT and or H.C.P.C. Line Number. Although atthis location of the interface any such other designation for positionand identification of the data entry can be used without posinglimitations on the art. This line number reference for a purpose ofdescription thereof each position of each respective CPT or H.C.P.C.data point and each the data point set is corresponding to eachdiagnosis selection, and the user client is further forming a data pointset by way of including the ICD diagnosis data point and data point set.And each CPT or H.C.P.C. Line Number will become affected by aforesaidadjacent command graphic switches to channel data entry. Although logicessentially dictates items as “line numbers” in CPT/Dx field, there arenot actually enumerated as with other described fields. Hence, this artmay make reference to “line number” in CPT/Dx field. ICD or “Dx”representations are made in invention's “CPT/Dx” housing area on RoutingTemplate page or screen. CPT and or H.C.P.C. code number(s) and/or codedescription(s) become followed by diagnosis or “Dx” representations.

Therefore, the general flow may be described as selecting CPT servicesfrom database field(s) described above. The CPT and or H.C.P.C. isgathered by (invisible) line numbers on the “CPT side” of a “CPT/Dxhousing field”. The user can next select “Dx” number from a sequentiallists called, “Permanente Dx On File” and/or from “ADD TO PermanenteDx”, and/or select additional ICD from database field(s) describedabove. Alternatively, the user can select a CPT and or H.C.P.C. then aDx, and this data is formatted essentially by line number or item as adata set displayed in a CPT/Dx housing field. In either approachmentioned above, the user must select at least one CPT or one H.C.P.C.and one Dx for each CPT/Dx line number. A selection method FIG. 29 onthe “Dx side” thereof a “CPT/Dx field” housing part 7 which allows userto readily choose ICD or Dx from existing records and medium. A featurethat makes this application superior is for the client user to see lastseveral Dx at a glance, and with finger-tip-control access a drop down 8selection field box and touch the diagnosis to display each in order andin conjunction to a given CPT or H.C.P.C. Application has many safeguards and cross-checks given by message alerts. Alert messages makethis invention safer to prepare patient records more specificallydescribed later. This application offers alerts to identify some commonpitfalls in coding, such as duplicate or double entered data whenparticular events are generally unacceptable practice to submit invirtually every instance. More is described about this invention'sdesigns later. The so-called “red flags” as purported established byFederal case law is not actually existing as providers might think existto help providers in this communication.

This lack of flags or alerts can cause providers grief, costly, lifechanging vital errors. Thus, some of these most obvious and agreed uponalerts have been in programmed accordingly. Balanced carefully so as torespect imposing limitations upon professional practice judgment andwhat might be regarded as merely differences in practices.

The aforesaid mentioned “Allergy/Alert” command graphic switch or buttonis employed to switch, to add and to remove, this data as necessitatedfor each patient's account, current and past history. This informationor data becomes displayed near the superior one-third of thisinvention's Routing Template part page or screen. Certain data ormedical information displays as a template or guideline for any endusers later supplement, amend, or replace any/all general medicalterminology presented initially with this application. For instance, auser may change, add or delete particular “Allergy/Alert” databaseinstalled for this invention's customizable template like model.Likewise, this invention's model contains template data virtually allother database, C.P.T, I.C.D, H.C.P.C.S, C.M.S and other database maybecome installed hereto invention's art and become unique to end user'sprofessional community or end user's intended purpose for use of thisapplication as an instrument. In short, this invention's designtherefore, allows compatibility in these ways as well. A portabilitywith respect to invention's template nature and portability withreference to application being utilized as a device, such as therewithApple®, iPhone®, iPAD®, Windows® or Microsoft® (MS) or any others, andso as to not become limiting factors to use of this inventivecharacteristics therewith other mobile devices, operating systems andthings. Evolution of technology should be allowed to limit compatibilityof this invention's originality. Variations obviate need to make updateversions and/or renditions still representative of this novelty. Thisinvention disclaims use of such other devices and/or programs when notcombined with this invention's art. The afore said fields areimplemented in fields that can become reduced to hardcopy forms,“fill-in-the-blank”, fields that are on typical computerized keyboards,touch screen technology or “write-to-text” pad fields. FIGS. 45 and 46.Whereas, technology such as “write-to-text” technology is a disclaimeras to this particular creation, the combination of this inventiontogether with such other technology is included in this invention.

CPT and or H.C.P.C. programmatic mnemonic texting aspect text 6 valuebox and CPT interactive command graphic text responding like a buttonallow this invention's superior art to enter typically a unique andrelatively simple three or four letter proprietary code letters or codedesignations thereby invention's design to allow complicated or long CPTand or H.C.P.C. code abstract code numbers to become essentiallypreempted. Although, this invention allows the user to enter two-lettercode as, “OV”, for example, each the CPT fields will display appropriateand traditional C.P.T. and or H.C.P.C. code number FIG. 28 parts 4 6versus FIG. 39. FIG. 39 is an embodiment of Routing Template page.

Programmed texting acting by way of each the predictive text box fieldsshown using code numbers with results of programmatic mnemonic textingfield appearing immediately inferior to box or field for CPT and orH.C.P.C. data values. The command controller, cursor, or arrow pointer12 is shows fashioning code and the Programmatic texting aspect. FIGS.28 and 39, 4. FIGS. 35 A and 35B. See FIG. 10, part 4/FIG. 28, CPTcodes. Previous embodiment in FIGS. 50/51. CPT fields work likediagnosis fields in FIGS. 30/31. Refer to FIGS. 48 and 49. FIGS. 12through 47 help elaborate upon this simple model demonstrated anddescribed and with a detailed embodiment in FIGS. 1, 2 3 and 4. WhereinFigures in FIGS. 12 through 47 are some screen views. Figures illustratedisplayed data of CPT code number descriptions and code letters 4 fromvarious fields accessing the client user's in house customized codeusing “OV” and as each code subsequently appears in 7 the CPT/Dx housingfield. In an alternative, this invention's design will also allow thereto be displayed in CPT/Dx field housing each the CPT and or H.C.P.C. asthe client user entered each the data points from CPT and or H.C.P.C.command graphic acting as a control and CPT programmed mnemonic textingbox(es) to display C.P.T and or H.C.P.C. data in CPT/Dx housing field asin Figures in FIGS. 12 through 47. These screen shots Figures shown inFIGS. 12 through 47, thus, become illustrate ways that the C.P.T and orH.C.P.C. data points will correspond and will display for each theclient users' customizable C.P.T and or H.C.P.C. data point for thisinvention's easier method to record medical related data information forproviders of healthcare. These illustrations combine designs describedabove to produce results thereof data point sets as illustrated by someof these screen views from this invention's application design andutility.

The figures and drawings are displaying screen views are showingembodiment features and advantages. And the figures are showing actionsof the invention's application and implementation as demonstratedtogether using the client's computer and computing device and related toan embodiment of this method related machine program. These and otherfigures and drawings have been previously filed as “Unpublished”therewith U.S. Library of Congress related documentations.

The aforesaid Send To Post or “STP” interactive command graphic locatedon invention's Routing Template was distinguished from the “STP”interactive command graphic on the scheduler page 5 or main appointmentpage (“MAP” screen display). Data entry on Routing Template part maybecome stored or populated to an external program using invention'ssuperior “Send To Post” (“STP”) action. This causes data to move fromthe database tables of this application to populate, synchronizing andbridging, at least one external program and store in application. FIG.33 displays invoking of a Send To Post (STP) command graphic sorts andsend data recorded on Routing Template page to history, external and/orthird party programs for integration or migration of data. Pop-updisplays. Now ready for new or another day or patient encounter. Also,invoking the Routing Template Send To Post command graphic is causingthe data to be moving from “ADD TO Permanente Dx” subsequently todisplay in “Permanente Dx On File” field. This data displays on the nextgenerated Routing Template on the next encounter or date of service(DOS) at Routing Template part's said “Permanente Dx On File” field.Hence, this invention's art is to allow a quick and easy reference todata present from patient's past and last encounter, namely at least thelast four diagnosis entries are posted and located at the embodiment's“Permanente Dx On File” listed at previous visit(s) or so-called on aparticular Date Of Service (DOS).

The aforesaid mentioned “History” interactive control command graphicshows “A Patient's Hx (History)”. FIG. 25. This window or display showsrecorded patient history as reported in this Routing Template. It is anarchival system of this application's local database 3. However, datacan become populated from external programs in ways as mentioned.Therefore, once invoked, “Permanent Dx” will virtually go “On File” in“History” (populating the client user's local database) to reflect ICDand CPT and or H.C.P.C. from reported Routing Template records stored inthe memory providing the computer accessing the embodiment applicationor resulting therefrom the Routing Template's Sent To Post (STP) action.

The aforesaid mentioned “Touch Screen” (“TS”) command graphic acting asa button opens another feature 12 anticipating texting data acting as apredictive “dictation/translation function” field, as with Discussion(“Disc” for “Status”), and for progress notes. FIGS. 44 and 45. Thus, asecondary characteristic relates to this implementation of programmedtexting feature anticipating the client's text and phrase(s). A form ofartificial intelligence predicts and anticipating stored in a computer'smemory common (template) expressions and unique expressions that becometemplates for user/provider. Dictated (voice) 12, text-to-write, andentered notes (expressions) here become translatable. FIGS. 45 and 46. Adrop down field allows for the client user a means for choosing results.This is like the “grammar” and “spelling check”. The client user canselect the rest of a word(s) and phrase(s) in a chart note, progressnote, letter or file as the simple “Disc” or “Status” in a method as theprogrammatic mnemonic texting technique and aspect box works forcreating customizable in house code letters. For example, this savestime as a healthcare provider's practice typically will repeat the samedictated expressions for treatments plan(s), procedures and otherexpressions used in provider's practice documentation. This aspectspares the need to repeat typical words and phrases that the providerwill use in practice and documentation. This Programmed mnemonic textbecomes essentially a database based upon stored past dates and enteredphrases. Including typically dictated prescription doses, return dates,post-operative instructions, op notes (procedures) and other documents.This becomes a significant manner to have confluence and continuity ofcare.

The aforesaid mentioned “Image” (“IMG”) button allows a superioradvantage to healthcare providers practice. It has become a typicalrecord to document and to affirm that patient's identity is the same asshown on medical membership cards and things. This is primarily forbusiness office staff. Routing Template on this application displaysImages of the particular patient profile, and this offers a distinctadvantage to paperless movements. More specifically, such a designallows clinical staff to recognize the particular patient's identitywhen about to render treatment or evaluation. Thus, this becomes areinforcement safety cross check and another quick reference atfingertip control of the end user. (To be sure it is the right patientamong other things.) IMG button allows, in effect, to “Toggle” commandgraphic action to switch views or images of a patient's condition tobecome displayed, radiographs scans, and virtually any other image offile to become summated here in this Image field. It is on all one pageas pertinent records are becoming created about patient's encounter orvisit. A safety device prevents material from sending electronically.When invoking aforesaid “Send To Post” command graphic function, forexample, this record is hidden from others. Hence, an addition means forhelp communicate information and records from business staff to clinicalstaff and vise-a-versa as described in particular with regards to veryimportant other records, CPT, H.C.P.C.S and ICD/Dx correlated organizedrecords and medium as performed by this superior application templatemodel.

The aforesaid mentioned “Preview” interactive command graphic actingshows a summarized rendition of information intended to become stored ineach the clients' memory providing the computer and accessing a databaseor Sent To Post. FIG. 4. A “Preview” is allowed only when properly andcompleted fields are performed in application. Therefore, this is actingas another safety mechanism about this application design, to helpprevent incompleteness of records. For example, an event may becomealert when a CPT and or H.C.P.C. is not properly matched to an ICD or“Dx” as described in a method above. The “Preview” FIGS. 4 and 32 willalso display the rendition therefrom invoking a “Preview” interactivecommand graphic on the Routing Template and showing Return To Office(RTO) data from tabulated screen (assignments, fee schedule, nextvisits, surgery date, discussions or next “status” for patient's return)FIG. 4 and FIG. 32 entries stored to sort and filter data as a databridge for confluence, synchronizing and populating fields of data inrespective data tables in this application.

However, Preview is essentially for preview prior to the user invokingthe said Send To Post (STP) action located on embodiment of RoutingTemplate display screen. Application sorts these records to be handledseparately for intended purposes. Generally, it not acceptable to sendbalance and fee related records coupled to medical related records.Also, superior invention's design is to sort out reappointment(“REAPPT”) dates 5 to become better equipped for external compatibilityand end user's options to run a separated program for co-ordination ofpatients' appointments. The aforesaid mentioned Return To Office (RTO) 5related command graphic tabs described are explained with moreparticularity later. “Preview” essentially freezes time docket 11reported 11 FIG. 4 and FIG. 32 from lapsing time docket on RoutingTemplate 11 FIG. 16. This is a unique characteristic of this invention.Time docket 10 may become enlisted documentation in order to establishsome time record of patient encounter. Although, there is a storedversion 3 and a “Sent” version of Routing Template, and the user mustconsciously choose to utilize this feature for this to be valuable. Incertain cases needed this may become vital records. FIG. 4. A sample of“Preview” screen view from invoking “Preview” on FIG. 1. FIG. 32displays an invoking of a Preview command graphic on Routing Template(RT) screen displays RT information, before send to post is invoked onRT. Displays “Add To” diagnosis moved into permanent fields as appearswhen posted. Captures date and time to document inventor's inventive“face-to-face encounter counter”, if needed to account for time spent(see FIGS. 39, 16 and 4 time docket part, 11) when actually posted byprovider FIG. 32.

Finally, Routing Template near opposing end from its caption is acommand graphic text named as, “RTO”. “Return To Office (RTO)” switchexpands or opens a screen with command graphic tabs to selectinformation about patients' plans and return visit or “re-appointment(REAPPT command graphic text tab). FIG. 26 and FIG. 27. Assignment(“ASSGN”) command graphic text tab of RTO related to payments, fees, andassignment of benefits or deferred for from business office todetermine. RTO essentially relates to information about patient'sdeparture and anticipated plans for patient's scheduled return toclinical or facility. “OK” causes this data to become stored, and asmentioned above, “Preview” on printable separate screen 9 as well.Therefore, at this aspect of Routing Template there is synchronizing andconfluent in a connection to, but not necessarily connected to, apatient scheduling or appointment book program 5 part of this inventionFIGS. 11C, D, E, F and FIGS. 35, 36 and 37. It is pointed out in thisway, since engaging each the “STP” interactive command graphic functionsfrom application embodiment of the Routing Template and applicationembodiment of the Scheduler 5 component part are independent movementsin practice.

This medical record, as well as other described, will reappear for thenext encounter or for each the newly generated Routing Template page. Amethod for generating another Routing Template may be achieved directlyfrom this invention's scheduling part 5. The Main Appointment Page 5part of this application is a means to essentially invoke an action togenerate a Routing Template page. However, as mentioned previously, thisinvention's schedule part 5 may become separate from Routing Template. Aseparate utility or process may indeed become used from externalprogram's schedule program. The aforementioned “Send To Post” which islocated on Routing Template page will process by this method and via thecomputing system processors and memory separate from invention'sschedule related data. (Reference will be made to another “Send To Postinteractive command graphic pressed/touched from invention's location ona “Main Scheduling Page (MAP)” 5. These actions should be distinguished,in that, these essentially act independently. The sorting and handlingof data in this manner is another aspect of this invention's superiorart and more specifically described herein. In short, this method ofsorting and handling, populating, synchronizing and bridging of the dataand data tables, respectively allows for a greater confluence andcompatibility design.

At present the inventor believes that this embodiment operates mostefficiently, however the other embodiments are also satisfactory. Eventhough the inventor's disclosure of a dot net framework enablesscripting and greater access across computing platforms and operatingsystems, and the application thereof including internet browser tools,which may be downloadable or simply accessed by the client and runningthe parts of the application in a temporary directory such as a socalled web based application. The inventor feels that scripting languageis presently his practical application of the scheduler related parts,and C plus (plus) is a powerful computing language, however the otherembodiment has other substantial applications. The fact is that most thepeople skilled in the healthcare part of the art currently accessingWindows related computing systems. Accordingly, Windows operating systemis driving the machine preferred and the most practical one when itcomes down to business in most healthcare processing of the materialrelevant to this part of healthcare related to this invention. Theinventor recognizes the various applications of the invention and thevariations in the market including healthcare people. Therefore, theinventor is using scripting to access internet browsers and enabling theinvention to working in both parts, across platforms and versions orvariations in operating systems and the computing devices thereof. Thehealthcare client's or user patients, by contrast, show greatervariations in computing devices. Therefore, the inventor created anadvantage accommodating general consumer need to having the advantage ofa combination of computer frameworks and languages by way of scripting.The method of the embodiment is less dependent on, even irrelevant to,the technicalities of the known types of computer code implemented topractice the art. Rather, the method is involving a readable medicalrelated code or language for medical related data. Therefore, creating adistinguished relevance of the computer type code from the medicalrelated type code and use by healthcare providers versus access to theirpatients in this communication. The relatively more practical method isan embodiment enabling the application to operate with local databaseaccess, downloadable, or remotely accessing the client's data and clientuser's data as when the calendar implementation on a server is shared orused independently by or as a standalone application by each user. Inshort, healthcare medical related data must be able to communicate incompatible methods to others skilled in the art and to their patients.This embodiment including the calendar related implementation one of themore practical instances of this advantage of communication. See flowchart references.

Other Embodiment

FIGS. 48 and 49 shows a simple demo/model. Displays a screen view ofprevious embodiments. FIGS. 48 and 49 show essential novelty ofinventive art, converting code letters to code numbers and the reverselogic. OVM becomes 99050 and the reverse logic operating method works(or 99211) whatever numbers and/or letters end users port over or inputto CPT and or H.C.P.C. data base. Like Morse code or like Windowspicture icons, symbols replace complicated code and numbers. FIG. 50shows a simple demo/model. Screen view. History of earlier implementsand designs in development. Comparable to this embodiment. Another orprevious embodiment, as in this including a dot net framework. Showsessential novelty of inventive art, converting code letters to codenumbers and the reverse logic. OVM becomes 99050 and the reverse logic.The command controller, cursor, or arrow pointer 12 is shows fashioningcode and the Programmatic texting aspect. FIG. 51 shows a simpledemo/model. Screen view. History of earlier implements and designs indevelopment. Comparable to this embodiment. Another or previousembodiment, as in this including a dot net framework. Shows essentialnovelty of inventive art, converting code letters to code numbers andthe reverse logic. OVM becomes 99050 and the reverse logic. FIGS. 52 and53 shows a simple demo/model. Displays a screen view. An alternate fieldis called Recall, FIG. 26 in RTO tab field, FIGS. 4 and 32, and “Recall”works the same as the action is synchronizing with the Make AppointmentFrom RTO command graphic text and fields, lower appointment screen.Embodiment is pre-configured with a component of the previous component,FIG. 8A, and the practical component, FIG. 41, for making a phone call 2and sending an e-mail 1 from the calendar 5 part when invoked inside thefirst and practical embodiment. The user can select from other databaseconfiguration settings. The embodiment's component part is intended touse other user based permissions and database configuration othersettings on each the user's machines. Therefore, the inventor's methodis geared for driving the machine in virtually any other applicationmodule executing a database configured for making a phone call andsending messages right from the users' selected calendar implementationand the inventive component thereof FIG. 41. Each can be configured forthe users, and the idea remains the same created by the inventor. Forinstance, bridging FIG. 41 with scripting enables the idea to work inother browsers, platforms, and networking computing systems.

Therefore, the idea is essentially irrespective of each programminglanguage which can be working with the first embodiment of MainAppointment page to make phone calls and send messages from selectedextrinsic and intrinsic calendars. This form of configuration forchanging each the calendar's database to implement 2 and 1 can beemployed. However, the first embodiment's technique utilizing thecomponent part as with FIG. 41 shall be working optimally by using otherscripting, and this has been mentioned in the first embodiment. Otherscripting enables other database configuration settings, cross platform,cross browser and computing system applications of the embodiment'smodule identified in component parts thereof FIGS. 8A and 41, which isessentially driving the engine and machine executing in each computingsystem's database implementing this invention's interactive phone andmessaging method. It does not matter, FIG. 41 is the practical componentof the module geared for bridging and executing the databaseconfiguration. Regardless of the types of calendar implementation andother scripting techniques. The idea is working on various computingsystems and calendars from external or third party programs arecustomizable. Pre-setting database configurations can be employed by theembodiment and components of FIG. 41 and part 5, and the FIG. 41 elementof the routing template embodiment configured to another externalcalendar implementation with or without the embodiment of elements ofthe healthcare routing template screens. Enabling users to share thisFIG. 41 component. 41 interactive fields and the functional module forreading data and interacting phone and e-mail interactive commandgraphics on contact section of configured calendar implementation.

A Scheduler Part—Main Appointment Page (MAP)

A description essentially from superior to lower screen or page opposingcharacteristics of a part of this invention is next given. MainAppointment Page (MAP display screen) is another part of this invention.This part assists to sort and handle records related to, but can beseparated from, Routing Template. FIGS. 7A and 7B shows upper and lowerpart of scheduler parts called, Main Appointment Page (MAP screen).Lower part of the MAP also has 1 messaging or phone calling, 2, featurestherefrom patient data file 3 fields.

The caption displays “Provider”, “Provider ID#”, in a red color todistinguish treating Provider(s). Wherein embodiment creates a virtual“Appointment Book” that may or may not become unique patients forProvider or shared patients for multiple users of application. This ismore fully described with the “Make Appointment From RTO” and a forementioned “Recall” field and interactive command graphic.

Next, a Date Of Service (DOS) in red color displays the selected date ofthe week from a Calendar of day and date the Appointment Book becomingdisplayed for viewing and for making entries. It becomes distinguishedfrom the adjacent current date/time docket as current date is displayedas well (in black color) as the date and time docket displayed (in blackcolor) corresponds to Routing Template date/time docket.

Generally, a part called “Main Appointment Page (MAP)” 5 is divided intoan upper screen and a lower screen display, field or page, hereafterreferred to as “Page”. Refer to FIGS. 2 and 3, respectively. Upper Pageof this screen, FIG. 2, is essentially an “Appointment Book” 5. FIG. 13displays upper part of Main Appointment Page (MAP screen). Scheduledappointments, unique chart identification system, to invoke contactsection implementation, to invoke touch screen (TS) implementation, toinvoke send to post (STP) information on this related screen to a thirdpart of external program. Make appointment from return to office invokeslower part of MAP to expand or open for return appointments (visits orsurgery, for instance). This upper part of main appointment page for theapplication allows the user to click on the entry containing patient'sname, and this action generates the aforesaid Routing Template page orscreen (from FIG. 1). Functions are described above about implement of aRouting Template as it may become connected and to this invention withapplication instrument. This application allows user to touch/clickpatient's contact information in order to directly contact or notify theparticular patient. FIG. 41 is showing contact sections of a calendar,and the inventive art's invoking actions on appointment related screensfor sending an e-mail, making a phone call, and related messagingfeatures. Configuration settings are enabling users to select variousmessaging and/or phone providers. Access is granted via configurationproviding a computer, computer scripting code, and other pre-determinedknown type Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) to make call directlyfrom the appointment book selection, event and scheduling relatedfields, therefrom the end-user's selected phone provider(s). Forinstance, the particular patient or the client's contact is notifiedFIG. 8B by e-mail message 1, or by a pre-scheduled message, telephoniccall or instant phone call FIG. 8B 2 directly from the application toanother phone or computer able to make “telephone calls”. This type ofphone calling feature might be referenced as an “Internet Phone System”,or known as a form of “Voice Over Internet Protocol, VoIP” system. FIG.43. For instance, using a known type of VoIP and a form of “Skype” withIM, web camera, and “phone” 2 FIG. 6A or microphone, forms of “Skypay”,or “Sky Phone” as other known type programs wherein users may become“subscribers” and when such implementation may become in combination tothis present art's embodiment. FIG. 8A is an alternative or previouscomponent part intended to work in combination with the practicalembodiment with database and configuration settings part, 3, FIGS. 6B,8B, 35A and 35B and corresponding link to Main Appointment Page (MAPscreen) for novelty contacting, messaging, 1, and phoning, 2, patients.This is the structural and functional part working on calendar relatedimplementation including accessing database tables and invoking thephone call and messaging from the client's database. FIG. 8B, topfigure, is an embodiment showing the components of contacting andcalling patients from upper part of Main Appointment Page (MAP screen),parts 1, 2, 3. The inventor claims the component parts of theembodiments of these parts working in particular other known type orpre-determined computer and computing device phone and messagingcommunication systems when in a combination together herewith adescribed “Appointment Book” 5 and characteristic of “Contact” design.FIGS. 40, 42 and 43.

FIG. 42 displays another aspect and novelty of art showing contactsections, and invoking actions on display screens for sending e-mail,making a phone call, and related messaging features invoked frominteractive command graphics directly from invention's method forcalendar related implementations. This implementation and by using otherknown type voice-over-internet protocol from applications that were,until now, intended to work inside their own confinements of theirsoftware, implementation, or method and computer and other computingdevices. See FIGS. 6A and 6B. FIG. 40, is showing how to send e-mail(foreground) directly from this embodiment's appointment book (shown inbackground) and related fields. Just click, press, or say FIG. 5 12 calland phone the client or patient from appointment book relatedimplementations FIG. 6A displays contact sections, invoking interactivecommand graphic actions on screens for e-mail 1 and for phone call 2,messaging features. See FIGS. 40 through 43. FIG. 6B displays contactsections, invoking interactive command graphic actions on screens fore-mail, and for phone call, messaging features. This also is showing theuser configuration settings, 3, whereby the user is selecting variousmessaging and/or phone providers (lower illustration). See FIGS. 40 to43.

A (large green command graphic is invoked showing text) “ScheduleAppointment” command graphic 10 FIG. 16 is invoked for opening orexpanding the lower page and fields. FIG. 3. It is designed to allow“back office” clinical staff to view part 10 FIG. 39 more related toRouting Template FIG. 27 parts 10 and 5, and the lower section or screenfields more related to administrative staffers or “front office” 5 FIGS.35 and 36 FIG. 16 and FIG. 18 FIGS. 11A, B, C, D, F. Hospitals and otherfacility domains may lock this option, since there is a difference inamount of general flow with encounters between “front” and “back” as inreference to an office settings domain. Another (large green) “MakeAppointment From RTO” command graphic 10 FIG. 16 is located on the topPage and adjacent the aforesaid mentioned. This enacts a very specialscreen displayed in an opposing screen to “Patient Files” field to enterpatients and located in the same area replacing “Patient Files” fields.This “Make Appointment From RTO”, sometimes referred to as “Recall”field, command graphic is more specifically described herein later.However, the “Make Appointment From RTO” interactive command graphicbridges data and exchanges the “Patient Files” fields of data withspecial fields stored 3 from “RTO” 5 data on Routing Template once “OK”is selected there from command graphic tabs located on RTO. Adjacent thevertical row of interactive command graphics acting as buttons on top of“MAP” is another “Send To Post (STP)” command graphic, and it is thislatter interactive command graphic controller that sends appointmentrelated data to populate via synchronizing and bridging database tablesof an external program with only MAP 5 data information. FIG. 36 shows acontrast to FIGS. 33 and 37. FIG. 36 here sends specific appointmentmade to appointment book. RTO/ASSIGN “ok” sends appointments only toMAP. FIG. 37 sends to post all appointments from MAP to external orthird party program, and FIG. 37 sends all RT information to sameexternal or third party program for integration and migration. Again STPposting on MAP screen is distinguished from STP posting on RoutingTemplate page screen, since both act independently. Independently, asthe calendar related operation and the healthcare related operation.However, synchronizing operations and populating fields when usedtogether using same application. FIG. 37 shows appointments are Sent ToPost (STP). Here STP is sending appointment related data to “mainscheduler” 5 calendar. Compare and contrast to FIGS. 35/36. Contrast toFIG. 33. FIG. 33 is the STP only sending Routing Template page screendata, and as shown on Preview, FIG. 32. Date(s) from RT is sorted andmoves to this MAP screen, as in FIG. 36, and ready to invoke STP on MAPscreen. Therefore, this relationship between routing template, preview,and main appointment screens are working to sort and filter data as adata bridge for confluence, synchronizing and populating fields of datain respective data tables FIG. 4 and FIG. 32, part 5. Also, see “Recall”field on FIG. 26. “Save” command graphic part 10 FIG. 16, FIGS. 34 and36, sending appointment data to the upper appointment book implementshowing message “Appointment Change Made”. This should be distinguishedfrom “Appointment Book Sent To main Scheduler” invoking “STP” on upperappointment book display screen.

Data essentially flows from the lower screen to the upper screen on thissaid “Page”. Generally there is a flow from left to right withinvention's design and invention's functional organization. Atapproximately the next middle-third of this Page FIG. 36 displays a“Calendar” field 5, a check off “Time Table” list field, an “EnterPatient” (green color) command graphic control, a “Cancel Patient” (redcolor) command graphic, a field called a “Patient Appointment Card(PAC)” field 9. FIG. 16 and FIG. 34. Just subjacent and proximal to FIG.36 said “Calendar” 5 is a field called “Discussion” box (shown as“Disc”). Below the above-described fields is a field to search for andto enter patient data in a rather typical manner when taken a part fromthis application embodiment. “Enter Patient” causes checked times tobecome removed from the available Time Table, to prevent double bookingor scheduling conflicts. Just subjacent and proximal to said “TimeTable” field check list is a command graphic control text entitled as,“Time Block Color” to make an appointment block of time. FIG. 16 showspatient Appointment Card (PAC) field is populated. Compare with FIG. 15and FIG. 3, respectively. Press on the patient's name and theinformation populates the fields. Save command graphic control 10 FIG.16 populates, bridging and synchronizing, the appointment book (upperpart). Date on calendar is selected (highlighted) and this datereflective of date of service at superior middle aspect, next to actualdate and time documentation. Patient files displayed in a data baseinferior aspect, with status and other information. Compare with FIG.7B, e-mail and related contact information implementations, in thislower part and main appointment page (called the MAP) screen field.

Although presented as rather typical “Calendar”, this Calendar 5 isinteractive in several ways in combination 5 of invention's structuraland functional characteristics. The user can view the “Appointment Book”for a given date selected from either calendar implement synchronizedwith the Page Calendar 5. The user selects by checking times of day in“Time Table”. The user selects “Enter Patient”. This data becomesdisplayed (see FIG. 16) in aforesaid “Patient Appointment Card” 9 (PAC)FIG. 16, hereafter referred to as “PAC” field 9. A unique characteristicof invention is to be able to “Print PAC” 9 invoking an interactivecommand graphic acting as a button. See FIGS. 11A and 11B. This is togive a patient a convenient list of appointment times/days. As simple asthis might sound, advanced software related implementation and machinepackages are deficient in this way when combined together with othercharacteristics of this invention. PAC also serves to identify thisrecord for providers review. PAC also allows a quick review of what isidentified in this application embodiment as patient's “Status”. Anaforesaid “Discussion” or “Disc” box is a field akin to “Disc” in thisinvention's Return To Office (“RTO”) command graphic text tab and thereis a synchronizing tabulated (tab) field located at FIG. 26 the “REAAPT”for “Reappointment”. “Status” and “Disc” command graphic, and each therespectively named fields, are used interchangeably, since thesefunctions relate to the same action. Thus, “Disc” text field box takesentered data from “RTO” FIGS. 26 and 27 and stores on a “MAP” fieldFIGS. 11A, 11C, 11D in order to complete next appointment for thepatient. This is essentially an Appointment Book short hand note as tothe reason of patient's visit on a particular date. It is statement asprepared by provider from Routing Template's “RTO” fields. Therefore,there is created a dynamic and confluent aspect synchronizing calendarrelated data table fields as well. Also, aforesaid “Disc” box field islocated inferior to the MAP calendar, and the Disc and Status field caninvoke the same action to make another reminder or notation (task,event) for any date on the Appointment Book. FIG. 16. A method “Disc”information is stored to data tables in relation to “Status”, and themethod other “Return To Office (“RTO”) information becomes sorted andsubsequently handled, is more fully described herein. The method is withreference to aforesaid “Make Appointment From RTO” command graphic, andeach the related screen fields synchronizing the data, therefrominvoking each named text command graphic text action like a button isdiscussed hereafter.

An aforesaid “Make Appointment From RTO”, which is sometimes (see FIG.32) referred to as “Recall” field, command graphic controller is locatedat the top section of “MAP”. Invoking the Make Appointment From RTOcommand graphic action displays and activates a synchronizing anddynamic field at an area near the bottom aspect of the page. FIGS. 34and 36, part 5. Therefore, Make Appointment From RTO becomes asynchronizing and dynamic display field that takes data table reportsfrom RTO data tabulated (invoked by the RTO command graphic tab) fieldsthereby creating the synchronizing and dynamic field corresponding withRouting Template and the bottom of the MAP field. Therefore, thisspecial field will synchronize and show the “Disc” data field fromprovider data entered comments entered in RTO “Disc” command graphic tabFIGS. 26 and 27. Accommodations are placed in a dynamic andsynchronizing field thereby reflecting the same data in the fieldcorresponding here on “MAP” FIGS. 15, 11A, 11C and 11D. Generally, theRouting Template commands the flow of data in this instrument or tool asthe Routing Template commands and dictates FIGS. 16, 17, 11A, 11C, 11D acentral part of this invention's unique novelties. However, in thisinstance ancillary staffers can enter and override the Disc and Statusremarks as needed as indicated FIGS. 15 and 17 or as ordered (Rx) byprovider's policy of conduct. This Disc and Status field furthersynchronizes in order to replace the Disc and Status data fields locatedin the “Patient Files” field data tables FIG. 17. Also, see FIG. 6B, 10.The Disc and Status field in the dynamic field of Patient Files data isa field located FIG. 7B virtually at the same location (near the bottom)of “MAP”. FIG. 16. A key difference is that this field will also includea field that displays implement's related application calculated ReturnTo Office (RTO) date, as stated from command graphic text tab on“REAPPT” command graphic text tab from RTO 5. Therefore, this dategathers in this alternate screen from action of “Make Appt From RTO” 5.Indeed, this field will show this date in order for secretary to “MakeAppt From RTO” date. FIG. 34 shows a scheduler, lower part of MainAppointment Page (MAP screen) shows data sorted and sent from RoutingTemplate (RT) fields of RTO/ASSIGN, shown in FIGS. 26/27. Easy todetermine date and reason for return. Again, these features are actingas the data bridge for sorting data into respective data tables. Acommand graphic control is located in area of this for secretary andscheduler to view “Review-Preview” and “Review-Preview” thumbnailhistory as displayed from Routing Template. In order to make otherappointment related and business related matters. Therefore, thisquality is to maintain clinical communication to administrative oroffice staff. Literally to help make certain that front and back are asthe expression goes “on the same page” 5. FIG. 35 shows a scheduler,lower part of Main Appointment Page (MAP screen) shows data sorted andsent from Routing Template (RT) must complete dates for both parts,surgery date and regular appointment date to have entry removed. SeeFIG. 36. Patient cannot be totally responsible when patient goes tocheck out to remember Provider's return orders and instructions. Thisfield stores “Disc” annotations and date of patient's next visit dataparts 3 and 5 for an easy reference for parties to communicate in aconfluent, synchronized, smooth, seamless, flawless manner. At thispoint front office staff co-ordinate with the patient a mutuallyaccepted day of the week and more particularly a “Time” of day areessentially all that is required. Thus, completing schedule elements andAppointment Book for particular Provider and patient in a more exact andintensive manner. Thus, application shows a very comprehensivecommunication that is maintained on various levels as demonstrated bythis invention's tool or instrument. FIG. 11A, B, C, D, E, F shows thelogic from screens related to Main Appointment Page (MAP screen) upperand lower parts. FIG. 11A printing patient 9 appointment card (PACscreen); FIG. 11B is showing a preview of Print PAC providing computingmonitor or displaying screen and a computing system. PAC information canbe electronically mailed 1 and sent to each contact (to each patient),or invoking the PAC command graphic or sending PAC to printer and tophysically hand deliver appointment related card to patient or contact;FIGS. 11C and 11D return (reappointment) date information from RoutingTemplate to 5 lower screen of the Main Appointment Page, e.g. surgerydate and/or regular appointment date; FIG. 11E use of one (touch)screen, instead of need to go to another screen burdensome variousscreens and fields. Here, the calendar, and related informationessentially all in one screen and user interface design with 5 routingtemplate and 5 scheduler; FIG. 11F fields clear once (each)appointment(s) task is completed to maintain communication. Userinterfaces reduce errors and omissions. See FIG. 34. Fields areconfluent with 5 routing template page. Print Patient Appointment card(PAC) field 9.

Therefore, near the opposing end from the Main Appointment Page (MAP)part FIG. 16, 11A, 11C, 11D of this application will be fields to store5, 10 RTO FIGS. 26 and 27 information 5. Also see FIG. 15. The “PatientFiles” command graphic controller returns fields to enter and changepatient database 3. The “x” command graphic will collapse or close thelower screen on MAP to show only the “Appointment Book” (situated at toppart of MAP) 5. FIG. 2.

Thus, this sequence is repeated in order to bring arrangement back asdescribed, upon a patient's return to office visit.

Touch Screen Operation

Routing template and main appointment page screens described above arein common to a touch screen implementation. FIG. 5. The symbols “TS” 10FIG. 16 is the interactive command graphic controller that invokes touchscreen related 12 FIG. 5 operations. FIG. 5 is an embodiment's of touchscreen component and related operations. Touch screen mode opens in thisscreen or user interface viewed here. Compare with FIG. 14. Compare andcontrast to FIG. 22, pops up in routing template implementation. Themnemonic texting feature and each the data sets of extracted codeletters, numbers and/or descriptions can be utilized therefrom each theusers' customizable database. See FIG. 45. FIG. 14 is a previousembodiment's touch screen component mode. Touch screen (TS) commandgraphic pops up or opens screen in same user window (view) and the sameinterface, here background is the Main Appointment Page (MAP screen)user interface opened with touch screen implementation in foreground(over top MAP screen). Compare with FIG. 5, one TS part of theembodiment. Compare and contrast to FIG. 22, pops up in routing templateimplementation.

FIGS. 44, 45, 46 shows a previous touch screen mode pops up (foreground)as in FIGS. 14, 22 as with this embodiment, component shows in FIG. 5.Contrast with FIG. 45. FIG. 44 touch key screen and interactive pad.FIGS. 45, 46 takes audio commands, the voice-to-text by saying housecode letters “OV” will display on the screen. Clip board hook featureand pointer controller 12 moves via audio commands and speech to invokefield and keys of virtual keyboard. Advanced touch screen design forvoice-to-text 12 shows in display to create progress notes. Extractionof code letters, code numbers and code descriptions easily correspondsto material for scanning billing and coding codes. Write-to-text onpointer controller acting like a mouse pad allows hand writtenconversion to text in display field. Voice, write and touch screenimplementation allows security from detected key extraction spiders andspy software and implementations. Text-to-voice, by contrast, is forpatients that cannot read progress notes and medical records on in thisprogram (visually impaired). This is essentially a part of same reverselogic as described for implement used herein. Contrast with FIG. 45.

There are essentially two unique characteristics of touch screen andclip board technology that become incorporated in present art's detail.Refer to FIG. 5. First, is a clip board “hook” type design. A “clipboard hook” is a term-of-art believed to be used by technology skilledpeople providing a computing device having a means for this embodiment'scommand logic that locates and targets the focus of an open field, topopulate information or images into the open field or “clip board”.Present invention realized that this system in combination works in aspecial compatible method along therewith the present invention's artnamely; touch screen, voice-to-text 12 (Microsoft's® “Speech-to-text”)or write-to-text applet part of present invention. FIGS. 45 and 46.Therefore, as a 12 pointer, cursor or arrow, becomes placed into oraround a target essentially the proximal most field becomes the focuspoint, and information (command graphic or image) is inserted orpopulated into field proximal to the pointer, cursor or arrow ofcomputer, device or apparatus. As with FIGS. 28 and 39, in showing justtwo instances. This operation is superior to general verbal commandslike “next”. Whereas, this embodiment combines the advantage of knowntype voice recognition systems and advantages thereof in using prior art“extraction” (billing code) transcription programs or progress noteswhen the client uses more elaborate means for voice recognition. Thisembodiment is superior to move the focus and populate fields, as thispresent invention's text on command graphics acting as interactivebuttons become specific to the location where such data may becomeplaced. This inventive design used as a part of present invention ismore specifically described in the following way. Present invention isspecific to locate the word or text on the command graphic 10, button orfield, to focus population data or entry e.g. audio or 12 verbalizedletters as, “OV” data populates a particular field such as the presentinvention's “CPT” field typically located proximal to the “CPT” commandgraphic on present invention's routing template page (screen)implementation. Wherein, data or entry will go to target field as focuspoint, just as analogous to data or image would go to (only) “clipboard” field operation implementations.

Second, present invention including a command controller, cursor, orarrow pointer placement and providing this computer action. Here is thedesign part implementation that works in harmony or sorts with the abovesaid “clip board hook” action. Wherein, present inventor realized thataudio, human produced verbal or composite computerized audio (akin to asound as in musical notes produced by key board strokes), effect voiceinteractive command controller FIGS. 28 and 39. For instance, the audio(electronic produced) or verbal command will go to focus and targetproximal to selected text assigned to a certain interactive commandgraphic on invention's screen (page). Therefore, to verbally saycommands and speech including words like, “Send To Post” (reference ismade to command graphic's text), “Review Notes”, “Space”, “Backspace”,“Save”, “Import”, “Caps Lock”, or “Enter” or even generic action andword as, “close”, invokes said action as noted or as annotated oncommand graphic's text in and around the proximity of said field'scommand graphic. The field or command graphic becomes invoked by (voice)12 such audio interactive command controller. This action is, in effect,linked to afore said “clip board hook” function or apparatus. Even theinventor's created customized command graphic names like “CPT” orstandard text, words or letters (like on keyboard) FIG. 39 become partof this operation. In short, voice using a clip board hook elementpopulates field proximal to cursor or arrow placement. Clip board hookdesign is part of this invention working in this manner along therewithtouch screen. FIG. 5 part 12, 21, 20, 28, 34, 33, 37, 44, 45, 46,showing other instances how clip board hook can work. Touch screen is anadvantage to prevent detection of key board strokes FIG. 44 when suchsecurity desired. Clip board hook FIGS and audio command create anartificial intelligence. Prior art accounts for human intelligence inpresent art. Present art's machine method driven and this present art isincluding a non-transitory computing system readable intelligence aswell as for the human intelligence which can become employed. Sounds or“notes” (instrumental notes) are created from key board strokes, whereassound from audio detectable by human voice in order to create lettersand symbols a person can recognize, human readable intelligence. Priorart and history will show that other inventions show the use of digitaltime wrist watches recorded input of phone numbers, and when end userwould hold the watch to the phone, the repeated digitally produced soundof the phone number would electronically enable a call to be made overpublic phones and other past land line phones. This was typically a“touch tone” implementation. This was typically used by visuallyimpaired persons. Touch screen and/or key board elements are implementedpart of creating in-house letters readable by machine and human intranslation. FIGS. 44 and 45. “OV” or code numbers 99213 or descriptivewords “office visit” FIG. 45 thereby translated into billing codes.Present art enables users to create 4 their own in-house code letters orsymbols, system, operation, method, becomes recognizable by human andmachine intelligence both. FIGS. 35A and B. Prior art leaves outsuperior human intelligence as a cross checking language to beimplemented in billing codes from progress notes, and other prior artleaves out CPT or ICD codes. Together components of CPT and or H.C.P.C.and of ICD diagnosis codes data point and data point sets, respectively,make a superior design, as with human and machine intelligence design.Present invention “extraction” design includes the involved designessentially with use of code letters equated with code numbers and codedescriptions in a way to make a superior “Superbill” implantation forbilling codes. Present art for said code letters, descriptions and codenumbers to be extracted.

Milestones have been made in electronic world. However, superior designimplements have been un-obvious heretofore. This invention's partsdescribed thereof work to create a superior driving machine.

There are instances when more than one “I.C.D” is permitted to becomeused together with a single “C.P.T” and or H.C.P.C, and appropriatelybundled or “unbundled”, to send to other healthcare providers. Amechanism was heretofore unavailable. Coded language can become unique,by contrast, to each provider. Without corruption of the traditionalcode language utilized by a conventional terms-of art, such as “IOV” 4for “Initial Office Visit” or “99204” code used to describe a level orevaluation in terms of certain healthcare practices. Whereby, use ofsaid other code preserves intent of the original article. The need for aglobal language in today's global world makes this instrument novel inother domains or arenas.

Embodiment is including a computer method and related machineapplication program providing certain means for accessing computingintrinsic and extrinsic hardware and hereafter referred to asapplication or this “invention” or “superior” art that is intended toprimarily serve as an extension of other medial related programs.Current computer technology terms-of-art describe this invention as a“third-party” application, a “plug-in” application, an “add-on”application among other jargon used for describing a general utility forthe purpose of reference for part of this invention's functionality.These terms are obviated by the effect that they are applied in termswhen there exists other known type (medical) computer or device methodsrelated machine executions or programs hereafter referred to as“external” and extrinsic programs and including data and database types.Generally, technology describes an adjunct or a dominant program as“external” programs, which this application shall be compatible thereto.The inventor refers to external programs as the “main” program, computeror system. Accordingly, the inventor also refers to external programsand external database table structures 3 as extrinsic, pre-determined orknown type existing programs. The inventor refers “device”, as withcomputing device, in terms mentioned above. Since, in today's world asso called smart phones and tablets are not really computers per say, andthis related equipment is typically referred to as computing devices. Bysome contrast, a “mnemonic device” is a term that can be expressed inconjunction. However, in application, and in this instance, the termdevice has not been mentioned in this manner. Therefore, embodiment'scomponent parts is working with other certain pre-determined or knowntype data programs and other known type extrinsic program designs incombination therewith providing a computer or computing device and thisinvention. In fact, other technological terms-of-art, current day jargonor slang may be employed to describe this invention's connection,application, with reference a way this invention is used in practice.These terms are not intended to limit the scope of this superior art.FIG. 12 displays log on/log in and disclaimer screen. See FIG. 38,“decline” option implements linkages to other companies andorganizations, e.g. American Medical Association (A.M.A), commercialvendors, suppliers (for code descriptions) billers and coders. FIG. 38shows a comparison and contrast to FIGS. 19/47. Specifically, at FIG.12, the “decline” option implements this linkage to other companies andorganizations, e.g. American Medical Association (A.M.A), commercialvendors, suppliers (for code descriptions) billers and coders. Like forthese connections, the element of the phone and e-mail in the embodimenthave pre-configured database for contact settings, main appointmentcalendar, and including external or third party programs. However, userconfiguration settings can be allowed and customized within the firstembodiment. FIGS. 12 and 38 are distinguished from and contrasted by theexternal linkages and external programs in reference to the actionsinvoked by the Sent To Post (STP) command graphics. This inventiondepends upon external programs in ways more fully discussed with thesend to post action (STP) command graphics descriptions earlier andmentioned below. Therefore, this relationship between routing template,preview, and main appointment screens are working to handle, sort andfilter, moving data as a data bridge for confluence, synchronizing andpopulating fields of data in respective data tables as well as anexternal program's and internal database table structures FIGS. 4 and34.

This invention can act as a so-called, “standalone” application programto perform functions more specifically described herein. This inventionis capable to act as a standalone and demonstrate maintenance of its owndatabase 3. When this present invention is serving as a module thisapplication will perform to receive and to eventually deliver populatedFIGS. 15, 16, 17, 20 and 41 data back to the external programs database3.

Accordingly, when this invention is serving a role as an extension, thisinvention works as a “module” application program. The flow chartfunction or logical sequence is essentially the same as when working asa standalone application program.

This invention when serving as an extension or “module” applicationprogram becomes a more than simply a superior performance enhancer tomain programs currently in public domain. Wherein this invention as amethod of application becomes compatible to external computers' ordevices' programs to process information in a manner more specificallydescribed herein.

This invention produces readable codes by providing a means for humanintelligence creating code letters easy for a person to recognize and torecall the meaning, and with artificial intelligence creating code thatin-turn becomes machine readable non-transitory storage. Therefore, thisproduct is superior as this present invention recognizes that humanintelligence is very significant in the practice of health care.Whereas, medical records can be readable by “extraction”, human input isneeded to be able to remain a significant component. Although extractionof code letters from the medical record to generate an engine to makebilling codes therefrom, and this is a feature, a primary design featureis simply this process and method that creates an operating system withthe implementing prior art of “Superbill” means to make a billing code.By use of code letters from code numbers, and code numbers from codeletters read.

Accordingly, this invention is intended to populate an external program,with data, to receive data populated from external programs, and to actas a standalone instrument for information more specifically describedherein. These in-house customized code letters are converted back intostandardized code numbers acceptable by third party payers, before beingsent.

This invention clearly operates by way of a method created mechanismwith implementation of parts that move to function and control or driveother processes. This is more than mere manipulation of sequenceprogrammer's code or of that code (e.g., C.P.T and or H.C.P.C. or I.C.D,etc.) used in professional practices and industry that produce similarprocesses in existing software related implements prior. This inventionbecomes an instrument.

Applicant's invention can be thought of as a computerized methodproviding a computer and computing device for assisting medical relateddata using standardized billing codes for the providers of goods andservices. Each embodiment enabling communication of medical data as wellas contacting people from the calendar related implementation includingpatients in their own domain, at work, at home using their own computer,database 3 and calendars 5.

The detailed embodiment has been described. Accordingly, the steps canbe performed in any order. Generally the steps with main appointmentpage (MAP) screen are first and moving from inferior to superior. Apatient account is selected from the database located at the lower onethird of the MAP, an appointment is made at the middle one third of theMAP screen and after locating an available time on the upper one thirdof the calendar 5 an appointment is “saved” and the superior one thirdof the calendar is populated. Next, the movement starts at the upper onethird of the MAP screen. The client's staffer invokes the name orpatient account on the calendar. This generates the Routing Template(RT) page screen. If the user wants to contact a person or a patient'sappointment, then the user invokes the command graphic control to make acall right from the appointment book calendar implementation. Or, theuser can send the scheduled person a message by invoking the e-mail oruser name in the contact section of the appointment book. Generally,staff needs to populate database related to goods and servicesperformed. Sometimes patient accounts have been populated in thedatabase step performed before populating the medical code database.Generally, the database of medical related data for goods and servicesis populated first and after provider names and clinical staff haveentered their own account log in and information. This method is onethat controls a computerized system and changes computer and computingsystem's database by way of user customization and configuration.Applicant's embodiment can be regarded as a computerized method forhealthcare providers and their patients. However, the embodiment can beemployed by other healthcare and other businesses and even in calendarimplementation by friends, family and business associations. This bringsthe Routing Template page (screen). The routing template is generallypopulated from the superior one third to middle one third to distal onethird. The embodiment's method description is generally the followingsteps. However, these steps can be performed by people skilled in theart in any order; the steps, construction and the method have beenoptimally created for superior feature and performance. Even by peoplewith ordinary skill in the art using the embodiment as. Accordingly,detailed description outlined two general aspects of the invention,therefore, very broad and general outlined steps shall be presented inthis following sequence;

Routing Template Part

1. Whereby, providing a computing system the client user is forming eachdata point and controllably coupling one data point medical code numberdescription converted into each the client controlled customizable codeletters which form another data point, and create the data point set.2. The client user of the routing template is enabling sharing of theembodiment's customized database by more than one user client by sharingthe database and the customized code created by at least one userclient.3. The client user's database is creating machine readable data.4. Whereby, each data point in the client's database tables iscontrollably coupled with one data point medical code number descriptionand converted into each the client controlled customizable code letterswhich form another data point, and the client creates the data pointset.Calendar Implementation Scheduler Part;Method Also Includes the Following Embodiment and ImplementationComponent Part5. Whereby, the phone call is controllably coupled right from theclient's said calendar, appointment book, scheduling and eventimplementations by the invoked voice-over-internet-protocolimplementation on the one screen using the object program code with thecalendar.6. Whereby, the scheduling event implementation is controllably coupledtherewith the voice-over-internet-protocol types implementation andfurther includes the electronic mail message implementation on onescreen in the combination thereof object target programs. The client isselecting each target program including each the user clients'preferences for calendar and telephonic phone call implementation.7. Whereby, includes the plurality of the people the new method for withthe phone call and sends and receives the messages right from theappointment book related screens, and connected to the known electronicdevice applications in the connection, web site pages screens, internetbrowser pages and screens and the electronic related devices.Returning to the Routing Template Part Linking to the Scheduler Part(MAP Features)8. Whereby, the interface includes one compact interface for themedical-related data point sets displayed which is in communication viathe display screen part with another screen and produces this confluentsynchronized flow of the data method with the appointment fields.9. The Routing Template page (screen) is also a part having the featuresof the invention's programmatic feature. Whereby, extraction of the dataand provides the pathway for the intrinsic extraction and the extrinsicextraction to the object program to at least one computer thestandardized data point sets, to form the data set, further includes thepatient account information, processed and non-processed medical relateddata.10. Turning back to the linking features including the Routing Templatepage and the MAP screen scheduler and calendar related implementationwherein a command graphic invokes the actions of populating the displayfields of the confluent synchronized flow and a dynamic appointmentfield implement on a screen. Whereby, the interface dynamic fieldspopulate the dynamic calendar appointment book related displays, thedisplay screen provides the confluent synchronized flow method with theappointment information.11. The client user is using the linking features to the RoutingTemplate and Main Appointment Page are calendar related appointmentinformation.12. Turning back to the Routing Template part wherein the user isselecting another third party known type object target programapplication when said other known type target object program is used ina combination with this inventor's object application program. Whereby,provides the embodiment of the object program is providing applicationsand the user invokes actions on the-interface using command graphics bykeys on the keyboard and with pointer or pointer control devices.13. The Routing Template part is listing of at least one of past four(4) diagnosis (abbreviated as, Dx) code numbers and descriptions.Whereby, the client directing attention to the fields for internationalclassification of disease diagnosis (ICD fields) and the client userpopulates each the indicated fields on the clients interface and listsat least one standardized international classification of diseases (ICD)diagnosis at said four provided line numbered indicated fields.14. The above mentioned Routing Template part wherein is using at leastone command graphic and controlling each field listing of each theinternational classification of diseases diagnosis (ICD) adding with anadd or removing with a remove command graphic each ICD.15. Routing Template part the client user is using at least onediagnosis data point set as the client is assigned to each theabbreviated diagnosis designation number (an ascending Dx) and eachadjacent the single the particular current procedural code terminology(CPT) or the particular healthcare common procedural coding system(HCPCS) code number description with the first abbreviated diagnosisdesignation number (Dx number, Dx 1, 2, 3, 4) in the housing being theprioritized position over each of the following adjacent three eachdisplays displaying in the housing and the embodiment is designed in amoving line of action horizontally in the housing field and coupled witheach of one or more of the abbreviated diagnosis designation numberpop-up displaying (Dx) command graphics and each correlating theretoeach the international classification of diseases (ICD) diagnosis andeach list posted to each account of the particular patient unique chartidentification, which each the users are selecting from their shared ornot shared database accounts.16. In the Routing Template part the inventor's is using special designand the inventor's previously registered U.S. Trademark Office includingthe mnemonic texting aspect and the Programmed texting, wherein the useris accessing at least one of the inventor's proprietary system and theinventor's embodiment including the Programmatic text field ofProgrammatic text logic as the user is anticipating and predicting thenext letter, descriptor, character, number, word said data points anddata point sets stored proximal to each respective data said commandgraphic and used in a combination with client user's interface,17. Therefore, the Routing Template part and the Scheduler part islinked in a novel and superior method for matching with particularitycertain known type standardized code number descriptions and the linkinginventor's calendar related aspects as the user client is invoking acalendar command graphic, accessing and changing the client's selectionof calendar object target program calendar related preferences fromintrinsic appointment book related implementation of inventor's saidappointment book related displays to selecting by the calendar commandgraphic at least one of an extrinsic known type calendar relatedimplementation, further including accessing local, remote and externaldatabase computing in performing the client's appointment book relatedoperations providing the computing and the components described in thedetailed embodiment.

Therefore, the above steps are selected parts from the embodiment andthese are more fully described in the detailed embodiment and the stepsare not to limit the claim parts, only to give a broad outline thereof.Likewise, the numbers given above do not represent particular claimnumbers, steps, parts or sequence.

Note that the print appointment card (PAC) has been linked to theembodiment, and linked subsequent linking claims, including the RoutingTemplate page (RT screen) part. However, the Main Appointment Page (MAPscreen) is showing the print patient appointment card, the embodiment islinking via Return To Office (RTO) command graphic controller therewithcalendar and scheduling related aspects with medical screen for medicalrelated reimbursement billing and coding aspects when used together.

A United States Patent should be granted to this submitted invention andrecognize the inventor Dr. Steven J. Kaniadakis, the distinguishedinventor of material that is original and in fact superior to prior artthat U.S Patent records might reflect. Whereas, Dr. Steven J. Kaniadakisbelief that he is in fact entitled to such award, and that his inventionis indeed superior to prior art, and claims are all those of preservedby Dr. Steven J. Kaniadakis as related to descriptions and material byevidence submitted hereto.

What is claimed is:
 1. A method of converting predetermined medical codenumbers to and or from client specific information for medical-relateddata, including a software graphical user interface accessing one ormore processors in using a computing device including a computer system,program codes stored in a memory of said computer system to cause saidcomputer system to perform operations, the operations comprising: (a)generating at least one said interface and connecting to at least onedatabase, and accessing said memory connected to the database from ahard drive storing data correlating the client specific data as a set ofcode letters, descriptors, symbolic code characters to data includingthe medical code numbers of dispensed goods and services rendered in thememory and data residing the database populating said graphical userinterface, (b) accessing the database to store data as a sequentialseries of said code letters, descriptors or characters, as a data pointand corresponding the data point to a particular data point includingthe known type medical code and either current procedural terminology orhealthcare common medical procedural coding system code number seriesand description in the memory and the database, (c) inputting dataadjacent to the data point series, forming a data point set includingeither said current procedural terminology code and description or saidhealthcare common procedural coding system to and or from correspondingsaid code letters, descriptors or characters, (d) storing said datapoint set created by the client in said memory, (e) generating at leastone display field, and reading the data point as the data point set, (f)directing a pointer or a command controller using said fields andenabling editing for writing operations including the data point storedin at least one other database table location, further fashioning andcreating any customized input of the clients specific data, (g)outputting for an operator readable edited data as the data point andthe data point set populating the system's memory and the hard drive ofa non-transitory computer readable storage medium and a machine readingdata point set determined as said code letters, descriptors or characterseries, (h) displaying a programmatic mnemonic texting aspect includingsaid fields enabling the programmed texting of the next letter,descriptor, character, number, word including anticipating the medicalcode sequence series and description stored in the memory or stored insaid subsequent database table location, and extracting the client'sdata in the database further including any of the data point and thedata point set, (i) mapping and further repopulating current proceduralterminology or healthcare common procedural coding system providing atransitional in-house medical code description, (j) repeating steps (a)through (i) producing and reproducing the same exacting and the clientspecific outcome parsing results including the data point beingpresented in an object target program.
 2. The method of claim 1, whereinsaid interface accessing said computing system's artificial intelligenceand each said data point set created by the client, further including asecond client using the same machine and conveying the same database ofthe client and the second client and enabling editing for the secondclient operator and still further including customizing the firstclients data.
 3. The method of claim 1, wherein said interface accessingsaid computing system's artificial intelligence and said data point setis created by the client said storage by said second client and, furtherincluding reciprocating each of the client's dataset.
 4. The method ofclaim 1, wherein said data point conversions created by said client'scomputing system's artificial intelligence said data point and datapoint set is producing the machine computer readable said storagethereof said code letters which are converted back to said medical codenumbers in each selected said data point set and the client and thesecond client thus restoring the medical code numbers forming the datapoints using a system restore command graphic located on the interface.5. The method of claim 1, wherein including to create a patientappointment card, showing pertinent appointment information using atleast one calendar and a main appointment display screen and field,further including saving, storing and sending the appointment cardinformation electronically, and further including said appointment cardis reproducible using the computing device, (a) inputting data in atleast one field in said interface data related to appointment relatedinformation populating and synchronizing at least one said displayscreen, (b) producing a tangible reproduction of said appointmentrelated information via accessing a printer, and sending saidappointment related data to an electronic file in said computing devicesand storing said appointment related data, and sending the same to saidprinter device configured for printing the same as a hardcopy byinvoking the interface framework and the devices printing commandgraphics, and further including the client customizing the reproductionwith the clients identifying information including company name, logoand contact information.
 6. The method of claim 5, wherein a commandgraphic invokes populating fields of the confluent synchronized flow anda dynamic appointment field implement on a screen, electronicallycommunicating the fields and the interface with the appointment relatedinformation from a clinical treating type healthcare providerelectronically to another client as an administrative business staff,further including a time schedule table member, tabulating each relevantpatient, and creating a dynamic calendar and appointment fields,whereby, said interface dynamic fields populate the dynamic calendarappointment book related displays, the display screen provides theconfluent synchronized flow method with said appointment information. 7.The method of claim 5, further including that the appointmentinformation posted may be sent electronically to the relevant patient,providing said computer, the computing devices or phone, and a patientshardware respectively, sending electronically and reproducing saidappointment providing a tangible hardcopy a data record, and the dateand time period to the patient and the client, respectively.
 8. Themethod of claim 1, wherein converting medical code related descriptionsin a medical record back to said medical code numbers and in combinationwith a known object target program using an extraction implementation,providing a pathway and further including the client providing andaccessing at least one of a known type of an extrinsic database, aserver side database tables, a remote database, and synchronizing atleast one clients database locally and intrinsic to the memory and tothe hard drive on the client's side of the computer therewith theextrinsic database tables forming a dataset, further including eachinternational classification of disease code representative of astandardized code number description matching a customized internationalclassification disease code number description by the client using thegraphical user interface, (a) posting data to and from the extrinsicdata tables said medical-related records, progress notes, operationreports, billing code data, (b) processing and corresponding each saidin house medical code description therewith each the data between saidknown extraction object target program to said memory and to each thedatabase tables, the client parsing the data, and filtering the datafrom said extraction for populating the tables in the clients said localhard drive database, (c) importing data for populating at least one saidinterface of object program and each said computer and the memory withraw data non-processed data points, including current proceduralterminology, healthcare common procedural coding system andinternational classification of diseases, a set of patient accounts, (d)exporting data from said computer processed data including said raw dataas said non-processed data points, including each the interface databasestorage and memory.
 9. The method of claim 1, wherein a use of anotherthird party known type object target program application when said otherknown type target object program is used in a combination with thisinventor's object application program and further including, (a)accessing by configuration a known type voice-to-text, by a commandwherein the operator commands speech for a means for controllablydirecting and invoking said pointer and invoking said command causingeach action on said interface, further including the client makingmedical dictations including progress notes, (b) accessing byconfiguration another known type object target program enabling write-totext via invoking a pointer controller pad on said computer and thepointer controller pad providing an external pad or touch screensensitive to inputting hand writing to the display, (c) accessing byconfiguration audio commands, said audio input populating said fields,(d) accessing by configuration the computing devices voice recognitionand training audio commands and perfecting the clients text input to thedisplay fields from the voice-to-text implementation, (e) accessing byconfiguration a clipboard hook so the clients voice commanding andprompting are invoking the clients particular text commands and prompts,respectively on each said command graphic text for said interfacecausing the clipboard hook moving action of said pointer to each thefield and invoking each action without touching and clicking on saidinterface, (f) accessing by the configuration the known typevoice-to-text further including a command graphic enabling aninteractive touch sensitive monitor invoking said actions on a virtualkeyboard on the computer eliminating key stroke audio sound detectionusing the computing device including a monitor providing touch screen.10. The method of claim 1, wherein the interface shape has at least fourfields provided in superior to inferior order each positionedapproximately subjacent and located at proximal aspects to one andanother and the fields of the interface are positioned further includingfields which are constructed for a listing of at least one of past four(4) diagnosis code numbers and descriptions and, (a) inputting each saiddiagnosis code number with an adjacent and corresponding said diagnosiscode description, as said diagnosis data point set, (b) outputting eachsaid field with one said diagnosis data point set thereto and saidlisting as an ascending list of designation positions listing each fieldas a number and populating each the designated field indicated in thelist, (c) invoking a save command graphic, and saving to send forposting said diagnosis data point set, at least one of a back-updatabase location as being processed type data, accessing said client'smemory and said clients database, storing said diagnosis data point set,(d) accessing of said diagnosis data point sets as non-processed rawdata or as said processed databases in said clients memory andpopulating at least one said indicated field number, (e) placing intosaid memory said diagnosis data point set on a particular said fieldline number an international classification of disease diagnosis datapoint, (f) repeating steps or parts (a) through (e) for adding andremoving the clients said known international classification of diseasesdiagnosis medical code number description sets, whereby, said fields forinternational classification of disease diagnosis said indicated fieldspopulates said clients interface and lists at least one standardizedinternational classification of diseases diagnosis at said four providedline numbered indicated fields.
 11. The method of claim 10, wherein atleast one command graphic controlling each field of said listing of eachthe international classification of diseases diagnosis furtherincluding, (a) adding with an add command graphic said internationalclassification of diseases diagnosis data point set to any respectivesaid indicated field, the add command graphic and said listing and eachthe field thereof located at a subjacent aspect to a permanent diagnosisfield, and displaying on said interface previously from said memory, (b)removing with a remove command graphic said international classificationof diseases diagnosis data point set in said field or by replacing thepermanent diagnosis field entry by invoking said add and a save commandgraphic and at a subsequent step substituting with another internationalclassification of diseases diagnosis data point.
 12. The method of claim10, wherein and further including designating each said diagnosis datapoint set as yet another designation point, (a) selecting from a dropdown selection pop up command graphic field a designation, abbreviatingeach as diagnosis one or two or three or four, (b) prioritizing each thedrop down pop up command graphic by an ascending position each selectedsaid abbreviated diagnosis designation number in connection to aninternational classification of disease diagnosis code numberdescription, (c) enabling at least one of the abbreviated diagnosisdesignation in a housing field for further correlating with a singlesaid known medical code including said known type current proceduralterminology or said healthcare common code procedural coding system codenumber description and each can be further including said code letterseries forming said data point set and, (d) populating andprogrammatically assembling said medical-related data furthermore in thehousing field at distal third of said interface said data point setentered adjacent as each the abbreviated diagnosis designation pop upcommand graphic field box invoked, (e) invoking each said commandgraphic on said interface producing and storing the non-transitorycomputer readable medium storage with the readable non-processed rawdata as said data point set stored and assembling the medical relateddata in the housing field, (f) repeating parts, (a) through (e) and tolist at least one said abbreviated diagnosis, further forming anddefining a data point set for processing as the processed data pointset, and further including the connection to a particular patient uniquechart identification account in the housing field table, and saidhousing field holding an unlimited list of sets for processing data anddisplaying as a vertical assembly line listing the data for each saidpatient account and an encounter, (g) saving or sending to post via acommand graphic invoking said save command graphic or the send to postcommand graphic respectively for storing, and at this step the data isstored as the processed data point sets to said database tables and saidbackup data storage history in said memory of each the encounter,further including data point sets, thereof adding a patient demographicdata accounts, including third party payers, providers, the client login access, permissions, parsing the non-processed type data raw dataincluding the data point sets and said client specific patient accountinto the processed type data, whereby, at least one diagnosis data pointset is assigned to each said abbreviated diagnosis designation numberand each adjacent the single said particular current procedural codeterminology or particular healthcare common procedural coding systemcode number description displaying in the housing.
 13. The method ofclaim 1, the mnemonic texting aspect and the programmed texting, whereinat least one of said programmatic text field of said programmatic textlogic is anticipating and predicting the next letter, descriptor,character, number, word part of said data points and data point setsstored proximal to each respective data said command graphic and used ina combination with said client interface, (a) accessing saidprogrammatic text field for performing said extraction using saidprogrammatic text search type feature for the data and the data pointset of said non-processed raw data for populating said client interfaceand using a template design from the client customized data tables, (b)accessing said extraction, performing said programmatic search typefeature of said data and the data point sets, further including thepatient account, said status discussion and given each the patientdemographics in the clients memory, (c) invoking at least one commandgraphic, causing selected medical related data to populate said housingdisplay for each current procedural code terminology or each healthcarecommon procedural coding system and at least one said internationalclassification of diseases diagnosis, (d) invoking said add commandgraphic text which is invoking resultant selection either from saidprogrammatic field, and shifting each the selected medical related datato populate and to add each to distal housing in the vertical andhorizontal method.
 14. The method of claim 1 for matching withparticularity certain said known type code number description accordingto claim 1 wherein, (a) invoking a calendar command graphic, (b)changing the client's selection of calendar object target programcalendar related preferences from intrinsic appointment book relatedimplementation of inventor's said appointment book related displays toselecting by said calendar command graphic at least one of an extrinsicknown type calendar related implementation, further including accessinglocal, remote and external database computing in performing the saidappointment book related operations.
 15. A method for a client using aplurality of known voice-over-internet-protocol in contacting andcommunicating with a plurality of people saidvoice-over-internet-protocol implementation when utilized in acombination a plurality of known type object target programs, the clientusing a new program computer code scripting, performing, executing, byaccessing one or more processors in using a computing device, a computersystem, program codes accessing the new program stored in a memory and ahard drive of a non-transitory computer readable storage medium of saidcomputer system causing the computer system to perform operations, theoperations comprising: (a) accessing said memory and the screen displayon said computer displaying the object target program interface usingsaid computing devices, (b) changing the memory and the computerdatabase of the client via the new program a configuration accessing thedatabase of the clients computing device enabling the knownvoice-over-internet-protocol on the object target program includingappointment book related screens, calendar, schedulers of eventchronology implementations, the new program further including andenabling said voice-over-internet-protocol including as an extension,add-on and plug-in for the database on the computer, (c) converting viathe new program a listing of phone numbers into interactive electroniccommands or a command graphic therefrom the scripting and displaying onthe object target program interface, (d) providing by the configurationvia the computing device of the phone numbers on the screen in effectexecuting the voice-over-internet-protocol in said object target programcode and related the computer code on the client's side in the databaseprogram code, further causing the listing of phone numbers asinteractive phone numbers wherein creating the new use of the client'sscreens including said voice-over-internet-protocol therewith saidcalendar related implementation, (e) invoking the command graphic formaking each telephonic call by the client in the configuration, (f)repeating (a) through (e) for making changeable to another known typevoice-over-internet-protocol using the combination with different typesof the object target program making each telephonic call on theappointment book calendar via changing the database and using thecomputer or the computing device.
 16. The method of claim 15, whereinsaid voice-over-internet-protocol further including a means forproviding a known type of computerized system for connecting atelephonic phone call and including controllably coupling and furtherincluding known instant messaging add-on, plug-in, and extensioncontacting and communicating with said plurality of people using theinstant messaging as an object target program code when the instantmessaging said object target program implementation becomes used in anew combination with the means of sending and receiving messages fromthe plurality of said object target programs on said appointment bookrelated screens.
 17. The method of claim 15, wherein means forcontrollably coupling the plurality of each saidvoice-over-internet-protocol to a plurality of each electronic mailapplication as an object target program in contacting and communicatingwith a plurality of people used in a combination with the interface forsending and for receiving messages, with each the plurality of objecttarget programs interface including the plurality of said appointmentbook related screens further comprising, (a) accessing the memory andchanging said database enabling the electronic mail on said objecttarget program on said computer, (b) converting electronic mailaddresses into interactive electronic command graphics which aredisplaying in said object target program including said appointmentrelated book screens, (c) clicking or touching and invoking saidinteractive electronic mail address on said display in said objectprogram on said appointment book related screens so said interactiveelectronic mail address is sending, receiving, said electronic messages,(d) changing said electronic mail implementation to another said knowntype electronic messaging implementation, client making changes to saidclient database using preference command graphics with the computingdevices controls and settings, enabling use of the each other typeelectronic mail, without effectuating the object target programs codesthe voice-over-internet-protocol nor to the database configuration ofthe selected for the appointment book related screens, calendar,scheduler, event planner implementation, (e) repeating parts or steps(a) through (d) for un-installing and installing the known typeelectronic mail client applications.
 18. The method of claim 15, whereinthe method is including other known type object target programs otherthan the health care implementations including a plurality of eachobject programs and in said combination with the appointment bookrelated screens for forming a method to contact people in a virtuallyworld wide web site as a domain further networking and forming a system.